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Well after two days of training every part of my body hurts but I feel great! I'm starting to love our chips, eggs and some green thing breakfast... And I really think that I am learning a lot, I have chosen to study White Crane. For does of you who have never heard of this... Think Karate Kid... He uses a Crane kick to win the last match, this I learned on the first day ...

... really hard, as most countries don't seem to have anything special. The breakfasts seem to consist of similar foods to lunch and dinner, which is frequently noodle soup in a lot of places. I found some oatmeal and yoghurt in a supermarket, so I was able to enjoy my first meal of the day for quite some time! We didn't eat in at all for lunch or dinner, as restaurants and ...

... we have seen everything you can imagine about this city and it is the exact opposite of anything I or Kerri are used to, the best way yo descibe it is in Pictures... If you can imagine 4,000,000 people in a city that is geographically the size of Indianapolis, that helps to describe it, the vast majority of the population in Nanchang live and work in the ...

... and play with her toys and takes in everything going on around her. She is on a very good schedule and has done exactly as they told us she would, she wakes up from 6-7 and has a bottle, she has breakfast at 9 has another bottle at 11-11:30 and takes a nap. This afternoon we are going to go sight seeing with Ms. Guilan around the city, I will try to get alot of pictures to upload to the blog. I have attached some Pictures of Harper,

... out to be more of a mountain trek. I didn't end up going to the top with 3 of the guys. It got too steep for me with my backpack. I still had a nice view. What we had hoped would be a short wait turned into hours. The mechanics showed up and started taking the engine apart on the side of the road. Some said we blew a head gasket, I'm not sure how true that was, but I did see them pull out pistons and other parts. To make a long story short. Their fix didn't ...

... and Quincy was playing on the bed and Spence left to boil water for the bottle, Quincy kept looking at the door until Spence came back. We think that means that she's feeling closer to us and bonding. Quincy's a good eater -- we're feeding her some baby food and formula and she gobbles it all down. She has no teeth yet, but you can feel them ...

... sign paperwork, be interviewed by the adoption officials, and received our official adoption papers! Quincy is officially ours! After three years of waiting and the anticipation of the last two months, she's actually, officially a Nakaguma -- at least in the eyes of the Chinese government. Now we wait for her passport and the paperwork to be done in Guangzhou next week! More photos to follow. We're heading to the hotel pool for our first encounter with swimming!!!!

... as we walked across the busy street, and returned to our room to get to know her. One of the first things we noticed was she smelled -- not like a baby and not good. But we remembered that her clothing was really the last thing she was familar with from the orphanage -- the only life she knew, so we changed her diaper, but kept her clothes on. She napped for a short time, and we took her out for her first walk ...

... day, but Lucienne has set everything up for us so that we always beat the crowds. We started the morning at the passport office where we obtained Maia's Chinese passport. From there we went shopping in a porcelain district and then on to a Taoist temple. My favourite part of the day was a walk around the city streets behind the hotel. We timed it perfectly with people coming home from work and kids out playing after school. There was so much hustle ...