Shanghai pictures -Sep 2010-

为中国祷告！

Pray for CHINA!

Shanghai at the World EXPO

The UK Pavilion

Each one of those plastic spikes has a rare (or almost extinct)

seed at the end of it. From the inside of the building you can see each individual seed up close.

Mom and little daughter in Shanghai.
8:30 am after Tai Chi.

Tai Chi in the park

Early morning chores in Shanghai.

Park by night in Shanghai

Everyone wanted their picture taken with us!

My littlest sister really missed me the whole trip, she was so glad to see me when I got back! She would follow me around all day, as if I would disappear or something.

Sisters are the best :-)

The Libya Pavilion

The workmens' tools at the World Expo (they were still completing the Libya exterior)

We watched a musical concert performed by Angolan musicians

More pictures coming soon!

Next up is more of Shanghai and then Hong Kong.

~Elizabeth

Comments

amy said…

Those are very neat picture, Elizabeth! Thanks for sharing. What were you doing in China? And how many countries have you been to before?

Blessings,
Amy

November 1, 2010 at 11:58 AM

Hannah B. said…

I really liked all of the pictures! My favorite was the picture of you and Lydia. It was really cute.
I'm glad that you enjoyed your trip.

November 2, 2010 at 4:08 PM

Sharon said…

Delightful pictures! Love the ones of the laughing women and the feet; both are excellent subjects, good interest and color. Keep up the good work.

November 4, 2010 at 4:51 PM

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