but, she most certainly belongs.
which is pretty much the coolest part really.
Hasn’t phased her one bit that she’s the only blondie in the crowd.
Not one bit that the entire show was narrated in Chinese. Maybe she understood a little.
But, I certainly didn’t.
I even got yelled at by an 8-year-old backstage who snipped at me, “Do you have to speak English?” Ummm…yes…sorry, I do.
The rest of my family didn’t understand one word either. You know, that would be the 7 white people in the audience who happened to also have a Chinese toddler with them who calls me mama.
So very proud of my fan dancer.
For dancing, for being brave, for wanting to learn Chinese and dance it too, for being so excited about her little sister and who our family now is.
I love that girl.
Wow! That is super coo. What a brave girl! I would love for my girls to find a way to get involved in things like this. We need more cultural things like this in our area.
She looks adorable! Good for her!
She looks adorable! Good for her!
I love that girl, too. Such a cool thing she’s doing.
Very cool!
How adorable is that! Pretty cool kiddo. I always thought it was humorous when I sat in Chinese church and they kindly shared their Chinese Bible with me. I couldn’t read it or understand the sermons either!
LOVE it!!!
Pretty awesome!
Love it!
What an awesome girl! Thanks for sharing – love the photos!
This post made me all teary!
THAT is beautiful!!!! You go, girl!!