This entry was posted over at Oriental Observations blog. There are a ton of cute pictures you can find at the original blog, there is a link at the bottom of this post.
Meng Zi Orphanage 
Last year, when Katie and I visited the Rices, we were able to spend some time at the orphanage in Meng Zi. When we got to the Rices house this year, we were excited to be able to go back to the orphanage. Several of the babies and toddlers that we played with last year have been adopted and Victoria has been able to be in touch with the adoptive parents. It's so amazing to see how the lives of those orphans were revolutionized by adoption. From a run-down, poor orphanage in southern China to a comfortable life in America with closets full of clothes and shoes and loving parents. I think this is such a wonderful picture of what our true Father does for us. Lots of the children we played with last year are still there and they seem to have quite a few more babies there now than they did when we were there before. Brian and Victoria told us that their family planned to go to the orphanage on Friday and help decorate a Christmas tree for the kids. Brian's mom had sent boxes of hand-made toys and ornaments for us to pass out and use at the orphanage. What a fun and rewarding experience.
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China-Babies Research
China Babies Adoption Research
China Babies Adoption Research
Thursday, November 29, 2007
Cute Story and Pictures at Meng Zi Orphanage
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Hi, I'm Kim and that's my blog that you're referencing! Is there an organization behind this site? I'm interested in work with Chinese orphanages and adoption since visiting that orphanage in Mengzi. If someone contacts me, I'd love to know more about this blog.
Hi I'm Kim and that's my blog you're referencing! I'd love to know more about the work you do with Chinese adoptions!
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