I have been having trouble posting to this site from China so I asked Meg to do yesterday's posting. It was an important day and had to be shared since it was Jada's birthday. :) Thank you, Meg...........Today, after yesterday big trip to Dianbai, Jada and I had a quiet breakfast and playtime together. Just the two of us. So sweet..............She actually slept through the night until 7:00. When I woke up it scared me that she was not well. She is now sleeping without the frequent turning and spinning around in the crib she once did. I am convince that was her way of rocking herself to sleeping and coping. Now, she is even letting me cover her up. Today, I was much better at anticipating her feedings, nap times, and "her." Wow, I have learned so much. I am still amazed at the laundry and dishes we will go through. I am still amaze at how fast and bad we can wreck our hotel room. I don't think I will ever be on time for anything every again. haha Jada loves to squal and actually is laughing at loud. Very social. Now, she is starting to look at books. We have a breakfast buffett every morning. I prefer eating just the two of us. We seemed to do better but you should see me trying to juggle the dishes, food, juice and Jada. We have broken two dishes. In two days we will be moving out and coming home to the USA. I can't wait to be home and start our lives together. This has been the hardest thing I have ever done. But, as I look back, I am so blessed that while some moments have been tough, I feel those are the moments when Jada learned that I was there for her no matter howo hard she cries and resists me during those times. She now does not want me out of her sight so I have done something right. :) Good night from across the Pacific Ocean.........Jane&Jada 

A hospital in Dianbai where many of the group's babies were found (not Jada). Also, a few of the babies were left at a school. 

Aren't those the biggest eyes you have ever seen??? Yes and my eyes could look a bit better. 

The toughest survivors of the group who made the 4 hour van trip each way to see our daughter's orphanage and founding place. It was a tough trip. Don't let all the smiles fool you. I am so glad I went to learn more about Jada and her "beginnings."