What is there to say? Three months ago today we walked into the civil affairs office in Guangzhou for a second time to meet another daughter for the first time. The emotions were similar and yet made different not only due to experience, but the knowledge that our newest little girl had been fostered for almost 18 months by the same family. We knew that bonding was pretty likely in time but were sure we'd go through some intense grieving first. Instead her grieving was very mild and she seemed to attach to us quite quickly looking us in the eye from day one. Chris sometimes jokes that since God only gives you what you can handle that He must not think we can handle much! This could very well be true. We recently had to take Ellie in for her blood work and they did finally get three vials from her after three sets of phlebotomists tried with her screaming and fighting the entire time. Her results are back and everything is great! What should be negative is; what should be positive is; and what we thought would be negative isn't; and what we thought would be positive also isn't. This is actually some very miraculous news that we will have verified in a few months. Our precious daughter continues to sleep well, eat well, and play well. There are still some issues with sharing but I anticipate those will last a lifetime. She still has a huge smile on her face every morning when I come into her room and Elizabeth goes up to her crib to kiss her and to say "I love you, Ella." She is just a joy!