In exactly 3 weeks from now, I will be headed to the airport courtesy of Papa and Grandma. We are getting closer and closer to our girl! I had the privilege of visiting with all of the girls yesterday including the 2 newest members of our luncheon crew. I am still just so amazed at how tiny and petite they are. Ally and Frannie are both about the size of a typically US size 12 month old. So it is going to be really interesting to see exactly how big Shelby is going to be. It is hard to comprehend in my head what size she is going to be. She looks bigger than Frannie and Ally in her pictures; however, I don't guess you really know until you see her in person. It is great to have real life examples of how my life is going to look in less than a month. I can't wait!!
Another Recovery Update
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I am on the recovery struggle bus - still.
I might not be in a boot anymore, but I am still not even close to where I
want to be in the healing departmen...
4 comments:
We took a sit and stroll for Aria and loved it, because she was strapped in to the airplane seat too. They are a bit pricey though...
I think I would take a regular stroller for ease, and buy a second stroller if you need it in China. You can rent for free in Guangzhou at the shops and if you buy they are $10-$15 USD. We saved ours because it has CHinese writing on it, but I am a stroller fanatic, so I have SIX! And I have the Joovy Caboose(like sit n stand) and I don't think I'd take it to China...
Hope my ramblings help a little...
I dont know anything about strollers but I loved this post..I can just feel your excitement!
Take a single stroller and buy another one in China. You are going to want ease of operation and something that is quick to toss around while touring. We loved our Chinese stroller and I wish we had brought an extra to bring home. Also, with a lightweight single, Travis can push 'The Princess' around and bond with her.
I vote for the sit and stand- great for shopping bags too.
Liz
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