Of course, no visit to Appleton is complete without a trip to the glorious buffet at Min Du restaurant. This tiny eatery boasts some of the freshest and most authentic Chinese food around town, and it's run by a family that absolutely adores our daughter. Scott's parents eat there frequently, and Ava is always a topic of conversation. Over the past year, the family has given us a number of gifts from China, such as moon cakes and a Chinese children's DVD.
Pictured (l-r) are the son, cousin and mother. You might already recognize the little girl.
The bottom picture is Ava playing on the http://www.kneebouncers.com/ Web site. It's a game site for toddlers -- press or smash any button on the keyboard to trigger all kinds of on-screen hi jinks. It's never too early to start playing video games.


Scott and Anne journeyed to China in September, 2006 to adopt their daughter, Ava. Relive their experiences through their 
1 comment:
THANK YOU for posting the web link!!! I downloaded a Dora game off of Nick Jr... and I have to sit with Annalee to play... she is going to LOVE kneebouncers!!
Rossette
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