Between 26 and 32 inches for Eliza's 1st snow! She does everything big!

She is standing in the snow with the assistance of the snow.

Is snow really this deep?

Are you going to get me out of this cave?

Yup, I like it!!!!

Wearing Granny's (past awayover 10 years ago but still very loved!) pin on her Raven's hat!

We are home!!!!

We are home! Our travels are on traveltoeliza.shutterfly.com. China does not recognize facebo*k or bl0**er. We will now be posting our life on this site again. Eliza is sick. She has a continous low grade fever and an ear infection. She is doing better but still not the little girl that we had in China. She had this belly laugh that would warm your heart. We have not seen that. She also thought that I was funny. She does not think that I am funny. I know, that she only thinks of me as her caregiver at this time. She still calls for her nanny using the Chinese term "Yi Yie" pronounced "I EEE." She is a tropper and we totally are smitten with her even though she has not slept through the night and enjoys co-sleeping. It is so difficult becuase I rather her be safe in the pack in play or her crib yet, I still want to met all of her needs. I am doing the deeds of whiping her nose, and giving her meds from her interational doctor. She had to see our local doctor on her first day home and yesterday we did the social security office. We should have a social security card for her in one to two weeks. She will return back to her local doctor for her immunizations and full sixth month (seven month) physical. Her doctor said she looks good. At the doctor's office in China she weighed 16.5 pounds but yesterday she was 15.15 pounds. Six month clothes fit her best but I can tell she will fastly be approching the nine to twelve month clothing. She is not eating as much formula here in the US