As requested, we will not post any specific pictures of her orphanage . I am posting some pictures from the hotel lobby as we were waiting to get on our bus and then some pictures of the country side there, local streets, a photo of Lize's daytime foster caregiver, and one of the most famous locations in recent Chinese history - the birthplace of the People Republic of China:
As we visited Lize's orphanage as well as the other girls', you were able to see the accommodations provided for the children. With that being said, the caregivers are doing the best with what tools they have available. Although Lize didn't seem to mind being with the kids, it was very apparent that she was also happy to be leaving. I believe this visit helped her to realize that we weren't going anywhere and that we are in fact her mommy and daddy.
I can't help to think about something I heard some time ago, " Our past is a part of who we are but does not dictate what we will become". This is so true of Lize and the other children who were adopted. It's amazing how God works to bring things together that we can only imagine.
3 comments:
Dawn,
What a cutie you have! Love keepin up with your journey. Makes it seem like yesterday that we brought Andy home. Thinking of you.
Teri (AAC family)
Thank you so much for posting!!!! You have no idea what a gift this is for me, knowing you are so close to our little one, and that we will be over there in the next month or so! It's so exciting to share your journey with you, thank you again Dawn! Trish
What an Awesome family (at least partial) photo of you all.
Lizze is absolutly beautiful. What a blessing to you and to our lives she WILL be.
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