First Full Day With Ellie Kay

First day to get her dressed.  So fun!   Jacob wanted to be the one privileged to carry her down to breakfast first.  :)

Saw this as we were driving by in the van: A site memorializing the August 1st Nanchang uprising (the start of the Chinese Civil War in the 20s).  It started on that street in Nanchang, Ellie Kay's province.  This long war finally led to the communists' control of China.

Pretty much the only thing we did outside of the hotel this day was take all the babies to WalMart with our guide.  Such an interesting experience.  It was huge - a 3 story building that carried very different things from our WalMarts.  We were able to stock up on baby food, diapers, snacks for us (from the "imports" aisle), and wipes.   After much searching and finally help from our guide, we were lucky enough to find hand sanitizer since we had run out from our supply we had brought with us pretty quickly (people who know us well know this was a victory!) ;)  

She liked the Chinese squeeze packet baby food. 

We got quite a few smiles back in the hotel room.