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November 2005 |
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See Great Grandma Mary, it's like this.... |
Hold on Great Grandpa Joe, I'm a wiggler!! |
Me in a stocking |
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I'm a great flier |
Other travelers thought I was just the sweetest thing ever |
We made it safe and sound |
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Do you think they'll last a whole three weeks? |
Everywhere I go, I make tons of new friends. These women
at the supermarket didn't speak any English, but it was clear
to Mommy that they commented how I have Daddy's nose |
Just loungin' in the room |
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Grandpa Tom, did you know Playboy does shoes? |
A statute on the pedestrian mall |
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From your left to right, that would be Daddy, Me and Buddha at
the Shanghai Museum |
On my way to tour Souzhou and Zhoughang |
Mon, Dad and me at the Humble Administrator's Garden |
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What it's like to be famous in Shanghai (I loved every minute
of it and hammed it up with every visitor. Mon and Dad
weren't quite so sure) |
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(the man on the right plucked me right from Mommy's hands so
the women could pass me around. They were all very kind, but
Mommy decided I'd spend the rest of the day in my Bjorn or
stroller) |
I wasn't the only famous kid. Check out the paparazzi
with our Swiss friend |
Lion Grove Garden |
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The famous bridge in the Zhoughang waterway city |
A boat tour of Zhoughang |
Possibly the highlight of Daddy's trip-Starbucks in front of
the Ritz-Carlton |
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Silkworms at the silk factory |
A fashion show at the silk factory |
At church, one of only two English-speaking churches in
Shanghai. It just opened in September and the government
will only allow foreigners to attend. |
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At lunch with some of Daddy's classmates at a restaurant with
a view of the Bund |
View out of our hotel window. Notice it's clearly
laundry day! |
At a party hosted by one of Daddy's classmates. We had
Mexican food in Shanghai! |
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There's turkey in there! |
Not sure where mushroom soup in a mini pumpkin comes from, but
Mommy says it was good |
And don't we all have green tea pudding for our Thanksgiving
dessert? No?? |
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I slept through the whole thing |
I worked on my crawling |
I'm not quite there yet. At least I'm happy about it |
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Helping Daddy negotiate at the market |
Cab riding in Shanghai. They don't do carseats and
seatbelts |
Mommy had fun buying clothes for me at the market |
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A little bigger than the last time we took this picture in
August |
On our way to the airport. NOtice bikes, mopeds and cars
(try to) share the road with varying degrees of success.
Oh, and we made it back home safe and sound. |
That's me, sitting on my own |
