More computer difficulties. The computers in the White Swan aren't letting me upload pictures today for some reason. Sorry to disappoint.
This morning we visited Yuntai gardens for a couple of hours. It was a beautiful day, very warm and sunny. The gardens were beautiful and all decked out with the Olympic rings and mascots. This afternoon we walked around the neighborhood near the hotel and then took a walk inside the hotel. There is a lot of Chinese artwork for sale, jade and bone carvings, vases and woodwork. It's all for sale, some for more than a million dollars.
Tonight we're going to eat dinner at one of the restaurants in our hotel so that Kevin can enjoy the view of the city lights. Tomorrow we have a free day while Veronica takes our paperwork to the consulate. One of us will stay in the room and wait for her call to say everything is a-ok.
We'll post more pictures as soon as we're able.
David Then and Now
This is David Adams Maas, born Jiang Xue Bai, at about 6 months old.
David at 15 months
David at 2 years
David at 3 years
Max
This is Mei Xiang Hua, soon to be Max LaBorde Maas, at about 6 months old.
Dianjiang and Meizhou
David was born in Dianjiang County in the municipality of Chongqing (blue arrow). Max is waiting for us in Meizhou in Guangdong Province (red arrow).
Oh the Places He's Been
1 comment:
That's OK! No pictures is just an excuse to watch "David is a Ham" again! :)
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