Gymboree is a lot of work. I had so much fun at our halloween party.


This is a huge tunnel. I can hardly see out the other end. Don't be scared. I will take you through to the other side, daddy and mommy are waiting there for me.



I was Little Red Riding Hood. I was not very happy being awaken from my nap. After I woke up I had lots of fun. Daddy said I would.

This is my ba-ba, It's like the only thing Mommy and Daddy seem to understand when I say it.

I make mommy laugh all day long.


I love my lion pal. He plays music with me as we walk.

Mommy thinks its so funny to put me in these hats. I just wish she would get over it.


I told you this lion goes ever where I go. I just can't let go he might get away.

Here are some more recent pictures of our beautiful little Sweet Pea.




Pondering nature's offerings.




Testing "grass" for the first time.




Amélie with the ever watchful GiGi.







Giggles are the best!

These types of temples can be found everywhere. This one is in Peace Park.





We rang this enormous bell at a temple overlooking Taipei. It is supposed to bring good fortune to our family. Only time will tell how well it works :)

We tried all kinds of different foods. Some were really good and some . . . . . . . .not so good.

The Cheng Kai Shek Memorial (it was undergoing some type of refurbishment construction while we were there)

Meet our daughter Amelie Grace Hsin-Yu Stacy. She was born August 30, 2007. She is from Taiwan. We flew to pick her up on Sept 22, 2008. Here are some photos of our amazing trip.