Here is another picture from the acrobatic show. As you can see, they are balancing plates on long sticks as they walk and expand the space between the performers. They performed several stunts similar to this never once dropping a plate or missing a beat!!
Monday, April 16, 2007
Sunday, April 15, 2007
Well, in a few short hours we will meet Max for the first time!! We are very excited and anxious. The other family that is adopting with us arrived this evening. Only two families (that's including us!) adopting on this journey.
I will post tomorrow if I'm able so you can all see Max!!!! I will try to post a video at some point in the near future!
Goodnight and we miss you and love you all very much, especially Sonja!!!!!!
I will post tomorrow if I'm able so you can all see Max!!!! I will try to post a video at some point in the near future!
Goodnight and we miss you and love you all very much, especially Sonja!!!!!!
Friday, April 13, 2007
We will post later on today. Hope you are enjoying our journey! Much love Dan and Tina!!!
Men paving the courtyard using hand trowels.
Well, we are a little late updating the blog as we have been very busy. We are doing very well and hope you all are doing well also.
Our guide Mary has been very helpful to us and has given us a wonderful experience thus far. Mary happens to be Franks ( our facilitator during our adoption journey for Sonja) sister in law. Yesterday (for us), we visited the "Forbidden City". It's amazing to see their ancient history so well preserved and Mary also is very knowlegdeable about all of the history of China and Beijing.
We also were given the privlege of visiting a local family in the Hutong district, a district that was built in the Ming dynasty. We were welcomed with Jasmine tea, sunflower seeds and nuts. The family has lived in that house since the Ming dynasty.
Our guide Mary has been very helpful to us and has given us a wonderful experience thus far. Mary happens to be Franks ( our facilitator during our adoption journey for Sonja) sister in law. Yesterday (for us), we visited the "Forbidden City". It's amazing to see their ancient history so well preserved and Mary also is very knowlegdeable about all of the history of China and Beijing.
We also were given the privlege of visiting a local family in the Hutong district, a district that was built in the Ming dynasty. We were welcomed with Jasmine tea, sunflower seeds and nuts. The family has lived in that house since the Ming dynasty.
The photo above is one of our pedicab driver during our Hutong district tour. You may be able to see some of the "homes" and the narrowness of the streets.
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