I don't know WHAT they fed her on her first day of school. The conversation that went with this little photo session was priceless, too. Nothing to quote: just a recap of the last 4 hours since we last saw each other (apparently spent painting, drawing, singing, dancing, reading, playing with some "childwen"), but just AWESOME in that having-a-conversation-with-my-two-year-old -who-can't-pronounce-R's-and-hasn't-mastered-irregular-verbs kind of way. I go to Xinjiang for 6 days on Weds, and I don't know what I'll do without my daily fix of this kid.
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