I think since she doesn't understand either the English that she hears with us or the Mandarin she's hearing everywhere else, she's developing her own little language of clicks, clucks, squeeks, growls and laughter. She's such a tiny, wiry thing (some of the 5T clothes I brought for her are too big) bouncing around with her little noises, she's like a little wild beastie. Our feral Kate.
She has started parroting us more and more. Especially when the lights are out before nap and bedtimes. She's said happy nappy, good night, and Alex babbles, among other things. She also knows and asks for water.
Tomorrow we leave Nanchang and head to Guangzhou, the Oz of our trip. Apparently all the comforts of home await us. I'd be happy with an Internet connection that allows us to post photos. And a latte would be nice, too!
Hopefully the airplane ride, Kate's first, will be fun for her. It's a short flight, just an hour, so a good intro for her. I'm not sure how much fun it's going to be to have to restrain our Kate for the 13 hour BJ to Chicago flight, but it's not like we have a choice. Perhaps she'll sleep.
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I was once a little girl just like you. So said a sad Mrs Beasley as her face was painted with every colour in the crayon box! Do not buy Kate the blonde doll whose hair, with the turn of a button, went from short to long. She also suffered. Finally, the ugliest doll you had ever seen, this beautiful antique doll with bisque face, hands, feet, beautifully clad, a gift when you were four years old, who to date remains in my house - perhaps the ideal gift for Kate?
Love being a Nana and your Mom
Eileen
Thinking of you all and will keep you in my prayers. I can't wait to see pictures!!
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