There is a world of difference between Cai's new room and the two rooms she has been in the past. What a difference 26 fewer roommates make! The room itself has only two large beds for the babies. Then there are two reclining deck chairs that you might have around a pool. Perhaps these are meant for the nanny to sleep, though I can tell you if I were the one in there, I'd be joining Cai on the nice comfy bed! The first thing I noticed upon walking into the room was the blast of AC! Oh yes, this is 5 star comfort! There is also a 3/4 size fridge and television in the room. The great news is that she gets stronger and stronger each day. If the nanny is right about her schedule, that will put her in our permanent custody on Friday!
I will post a separate post about our visit to Vung Tau and the orphanage. Suffice it to say, there are a lot of damn cute babies and kids that are looking for parents. I had to pry one newborn away from Virginia's arms, explaining that we already had two and that, at least for now, that was enough. Before heading to the orphanage, we stopped into a restaurant for lunch. It was quite a hot day, and we were greatful for the cold wash clothes they gave us upon our arrival. So was Tri as we placed them on his head to cool him down! Below is the photo.
There is a world of difference between Cai's new room and the two rooms she has been in the past. What a difference 26 fewer roommates make! The room itself has only two large beds for the babies. Then there are two reclining deck chairs that you might have around a pool. Perhaps these are meant for the nanny to sleep, though I can tell you if I were the one in there, I'd be joining Cai on the nice comfy bed! The first thing I noticed upon walking into the room was the blast of AC! Oh yes, this is 5 star comfort! There is also a 3/4 size fridge and television in the room. The great news is that she gets stronger and stronger each day. If the nanny is right about her schedule, that will put her in our permanent custody on Friday!
I will post a separate post about our visit to Vung Tau and the orphanage. Suffice it to say, there are a lot of damn cute babies and kids that are looking for parents. I had to pry one newborn away from Virginia's arms, explaining that we already had two and that, at least for now, that was enough. Before heading to the orphanage, we stopped into a restaurant for lunch. It was quite a hot day, and we were greatful for the cold wash clothes they gave us upon our arrival. So was Tri as we placed them on his head to cool him down! Below is the photo.
K, that is ridiculously cute! Oh, and Virginia, if you manage to get away with a 3rd baby, I'd be ever so grateful! ;-)
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