The not-so-demure ballerina.October 07, 2008
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An invisible red thread connects those who are destined to meet, regardless of time, place, or circumstance.
The thread may stretch or tangle, but it will never break.
—An ancient Chinese belief
Scott and Anne journeyed to China in September, 2006 to adopt their daughter, Ava. Relive their experiences through their blog entries before, during and after the trip.
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Dear Ava,
You are getting to be such a big girl!
We were so glad to see you last weekend. I'm sorry we don't have any digital photos to send, but we have super memories of you, such as....
Playing the piano together. You were so sweet when you asked me to play some music you could dance to. Wasn't that fun! I will look for more happy, bouncy, dancing music.
Listening to Grandpa Jim read a new book. You were so sweet when you said, "That was a very good story Grandpa Jim!"
Offering to help fix breakfast. I think you are soon ready to use the cookbook your mama used as a little girl.
Writing a thank you card to the neighbor who made you a decoration. You made her so happy when you delivered it.
You are a very kind and considerate little girl Ava.
Someday you will read your blog, for it is like a memory book. And you will know how much joy you bring to Appleton, where you said "grandmas and grandpas are everywhere" (-:
We love you sweet Ava, from Grandma Mary and Grandpa Jim
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