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... master is 60 years old but you looks a lot younger, his bones are actually made of the hardest thing knowen to men and it would not shock me if he can break things just by looking at them. He doesn't speak any English which makes it more fun because he just tries to show you things by moving your body.. Ok anyway training is about to start real soon, agh I love this place!

... of Chinese postgraduate students and a Canadian teacher at the University. They took us to a tea house, where we sat around an ornate table with a hostess, sampling teas. We arrived at a restaurant around 8pm, and it was about to close down before we arrived! People seem to eat very early in China, around 5 to 6pm, so getting food after eight isn't as easy as maybe it should be!

... and everywhere is a storefront. The Chinese people have been very friendly, they are very happy to see their babies get adopted and often stop us to see Harper and wish her well. We are not sure how much more Chinese food we can eat but we are surviving and have found a Mcdonalds and Pizza Hut, also thank god for Kerris' balance bars, and the only thing that ...

Hey everybody we have made it and picked up Harper, It has been very exciting but also a rough couple of days because we could not get connected to the internet other than Kerris cell phone (we can only text), Not to mention the time change, (How come hers works and mine doesn't) any way after the mechanical failure and the one day delay in Chicago, we flew 14 hours to Beijing, If you thought it was amazing on the Olympics, you ...

... 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 ...

... the paperwork for the adoption, to start the application for her passport, and to get the notary (judge) to sign off all the signatures. So we get to the lobby first, and as others arrive, Kimberly discovers (I guess she has a "nose" for these things) that Quincy has just dirtied her diaper as we need to head to the adoption office. We're learning that we can never fully plan for everything! The good news is that the office is very close, and we get there ...

... 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 ...

... She leans to and fro and grunts and stands and tries to get her hands on everything and gets mad when you are not constantly shoveling food down her throat. I tried to eat a banana today but she wanted it so I gave it to her in teeny pieces; she ate all of it. At lunch she ate more than me and at dinner about the same as me. The dinners here at the hotel are really too much for these kids, or at least for Maia. Picture 40+ new families at a buffet dinner. There is so much going on ...