As you can see, there is no shortage of brotherly love for little Miss K. And she loves it. And of course, so do I.
As for day-to-day life, I think we are now all over jet-lag. I was prepared for this to take about 2 weeks (I had heard 1 day for every hour of time difference), but I think we were back on Indiana time in less than a week. And for those of you who know the history of time in Indiana, that is no small feat!
Keira herself is doing great! She's been sleeping 14 hours overnight these last few nights. Although apparently for her, afternoon naps are optional. Very optional. But if the girl can go from 7pm to 9am, I can let that one slip by. She's been eating well and feeling more secure here, I think. Quinn still gets the biggest smiles from her, but she's got plenty for mom and dad too. And, today's "first": first time not crying when being put into a car seat! Yippee!! As Quinn puts it, he can now finally have some peace and quiet in the car. Oh, and by the way, as far as her noodle affinity goes, it apparently only applies to noodles of the asian persuasion. This girl has little use for spaghetti. Except for as a hair decoration.
And now, a little look at what the Guangxi Girl has been up to.





1 comment:
Bryn,
She is absolutely gorgeous. Mr. Quinn is a cutie pie too. She looks to be adjusting just fine. Our girls are only 1 month apart in age. We'd love to play when you get your bearings. I know how hard those first few weeks are. I bet Miss Liv would love a playmate.
Perrin, Ava and Olivia
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