The Yingchun Inn
This is room #3.
While we were there the ladies up and toted Landry off. In China people just pick up other people's children. Even strangers will pick them up and kiss on them and such. Yifei said that they just wanted to go get him a drink but it made me so nervous as they headed across the busy street and never even asked before taking him. They of course brought him back in about 10 minutes but we had our eyes glued to those women the entire way.
They returned with two packages of milk or kiddie drinks Yifei called them. This kid acted like he had candy. They put him on the ground and he immediately had to have one. We popped one open and he sucked it down in no time then proceeded to take the rest of the packages back to room #3. He also wanted me to put the packages on the little end table in the room. It was like he knew that room even though he was left there when he was only 2 months old. It is amazing what the mind remembers.
So glad I was able to see this and experience these women in this Inn. I hope it helps our little guy as he gets older in understanding his background. What a treasure.
Again, great pics. Landry will someday appreciate how much effort you two have put into knowing his backstory, and having these pictures. What a wonderful story forward he is going to have! Only 3 more days for your (China time) til you bring that little boy home! I know you must miss Avery and Britten like crazy, but oh, what a reunion that will be!
ReplyDeleteIt is wonderful that you found out so much information for Landry about his finding place. I love that he is so happy in the pictures there. It is such a blessing to find out all we can for our children.
ReplyDeleteI am so impressed with all your stories. You guys have been very adventurous and definitely have experienced lots of different aspects of the Chinese culture. :-)