Walking into Bradley International was an immediate culture shock. Not a lot of small town KY folks here. haha We are listening to the announcer speak in all kinds of languages and we know none of them. Oh my, are we in the minority now? Check in went smooth and we ate our final "American" meal at McDonalds U.S. Now as we prepare to board the longest flight of either of our lives, we ponder...sleep? In regular economy? On a flight to China? We hope so! It has helped calm our nerves a little by running into the Youngs. They are a couple from Bowling Green who have adopted from China before. Stay tune for more.
Mr. B's second bonus: I just exchanged $220 of U.S. money. How much in Chinese Yuan did I get back?
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hey mrs. brown, just thought i would jump by and say hey since i won't be able to talk to you for a while. you need to come and see use when you get back. i'm so happy for you mrs. brown, your going to be an extreamly great mother. i wish you the best, and if you ever need a baby sitter in like 3 or 4 years, you can give me a call, unless i'm in college and in class...lol...but i've got to go, and yes, i'm working...lol...love always
nicole
I am so excited for you both. Can;t wait to hear from you. I would have never considered that you two would use this as a science lesson. ha ha Can I get extra credit? Things here are much better. Not as stressed. Miss you and love you bunches.
Myra
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