Earlier this morning, we called our guide to let her know about Leah's overnight fever. We met her outside the hotel clinic at 8 AM where a nurse confirmed her temperature and gave us three medications to combine and have Leah take 3X per day for 3 days. Perhaps it's just coincidence, but we like to think that her sudden change in attitude (and return of appetite) can be credited to "ancient Chinese secret!"

Tomorrow morning we have to have our suitcases ready for pickup at 6 AM (12/24, 5 PM EST). We board a bus for the Guangzhou airport at 6:50, catch a flight to Beijing at 9:25 AM, land in Beijing at 12:25 PM where we will wait until 5:30 PM to board a United flight for Chicago. We will land in IL around 4:30 PM CST and then board a plane for Charlotte at 6 PM and get to Charlotte around 9 PM. If my math is right, that makes for a 28-hour Christmas Day
We'll leave you for now with a few pictures from our episode on the infamous "Red Couch" as well as another group photo (with all twelve families) in front of the hotel's Christmas tree. We hope everyone has a Merry Christmas. God willing, we will see family and friends in just one day (albeit a very long one)!
Is it too late to pick up a Chinese red frock for Leah? If you see one on the way or at the airport, put it on Grandam's tab!
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Happy Trails and
Merry Christmas, Love,
Mom
Besides the red tape and the long flight home, I am sure little Leah has made this one of your merriest Christmases ever! My love to you and your whole family this most sacred season and may abundant blessings continue to be yours in the coming New Year! Welcome Leah!!!
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Polly