Friday, July 27, 2007
Estes Park
This past weekend, we went up to Estes Park for a family reunion. Here are some pics of us and Lizzy's cousins




Swimming Lessons
Last year Lizzy didn't pass level 1 swimming, so she had to re-take level 1. Here she is in the new swimsuit I got for her on sale at Kohl's. It was supposed to raise her patriotic spirit but then she strikes such a Chinese pose. :)

This is her teacher and the only other kid in her level.

I'm proud to say that after two weeks of swimming lessons - she passed level 1!! moving on to level 2 next week! She can put her head under the water for 5 seconds! And she can jump into the pool all by herself. Good job Lizzy!
This is her teacher and the only other kid in her level.
I'm proud to say that after two weeks of swimming lessons - she passed level 1!! moving on to level 2 next week! She can put her head under the water for 5 seconds! And she can jump into the pool all by herself. Good job Lizzy!
Eating Out
Backyard Fun
Saturday, July 21, 2007
Lake fun
Carseats
The first major difference we always experience between the U.S. and China is the necessity of carseats. As soon as we step off the plane, the kids have to get into their carseats. Here are some pics of Hayden in his carsetas (it used to be his sister's).

My sister puts silly hats on me when I'm in my carseat!

too precious pictures of him sleeping in his carseat...


In general, we like our carseats. Lizzy also enjoys seeing us drive our car around. She says, "Mommy, you're "Kai che de a-yi"" (translation: you're like the driver aunties in China)
My sister puts silly hats on me when I'm in my carseat!
too precious pictures of him sleeping in his carseat...
In general, we like our carseats. Lizzy also enjoys seeing us drive our car around. She says, "Mommy, you're "Kai che de a-yi"" (translation: you're like the driver aunties in China)
We made it
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