Lila understood a little how to play Candyland and when I taught her the colors in English she taught me in Chinese.
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My journey to China to bring Lila home.
Lila
What I am Reading While in China
- Breaking Dawn by Stephanie Meyer
- Inkspell by Cornella Funke
- Criss Cross by Lynne Rae Perkins
- A Corner of the Universe by Ann M. Martin
- Little Princess by Frances Hodgson Burnettet
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- In Guangzhou Now
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- Lila Writes Her Numbers and Letters!
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3 comments:
WOW!!!!
Lila should teach me!!
Did she say her first English word yet. If so once you come back can you tell me what word it was.
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Ralph Cherbaka
Hi Breeda,
What is it Like in China? Lila is so cute!!! When you tried to teach her how to play Candy Land did she get it right away or did it take a while. I can't wait for you to get back and see her personally.
Paulina
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