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"An invisible red thread connects those who are destined to meet, regardless of time, place, or circumstance. The thread may stretch or tangle, but it will never break." - an ancient Chinese belief
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Red Thread Legend
"An invisible red thread connects those who are destined to meet, regardless of time, place, or circumstance. The thread may stretch or tangle, but it will never break." - an ancient Chinese belief
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August
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- There are no words
- Grieving ....
- Meeting Huayou
- Monday Aug 31st. Gotcha Day!
- Downtown Chongqing and Paperwork
- It feels the same
- Cloisonne Factory and Temple of Heaven
- Arrived in Chongqing
- Temple of Heaven
- The Great Wall of China
- Travel to Beijing and the Great Wall
- Its a darn big wall
- In route to the Great Wall
- In route to the Great Wall
- Safe and Sound in Beijing
- Our friend- the TV
- Airplane update
- In DC: round 1 complete
- Going to China... TOMORROW!
- A last minute change of plans
- How old are these kids??
- The revenge of Hurricane Bill
- I want to hear her scream...
- Not what I expected
- Relaxing
- The crazy way that things can go wrong...
- Two more weeks
- I must be "nesting"
- Planes, Trains, and Automobiles
- It's the final countdown....
- Ladybugs-n-Love
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Lori and Dan,
ReplyDeleteYour daughter is so beautiful!!!
I know how hard it is on you as parents to watch your sweet baby girl grieve for the only life she has known to be gone and now a new one before her ~ but know that it is a good sign that she is indeed grieving.
Though tears may be plentiful in these early days (and maybe even weeks), they will soon turn into smiles, giggles and even laughter.
Thank you so much for sharing with all of us. It is fun to see the nanny in the striped shirt (I do not know her name) but she seems to be consistently throughout most of the hand-offs the nanny who comes with the children. I truly believe (as I am sure you saw for yourself) that she loved these babies as much as she could.
Enjoy your sweet princess!
Ruth
Your pictures beautifully capture the emotions of the day. Your good parents to be so sensitive to your daughters new fears and sense of loss. I'm looking forward to the pictures a week from now when she is more at ease and peacefull with both her new parents.
ReplyDeleteMany blessing,
Roberta