We woke up late and rested. The jet lag is finally disappearing. We decided to visit the new/old town with 3 of our friends and their babies. We took a taxi (cost was 1.50US) for about 10 minutes. Walked thru the shops street vendors. Great shopping and great bargains. They all seem to be staring at us, specially Ken because he is so tall, and of course our babies with their American parents. I must tell you that we felt like stars on Hollywood. At some point we wanted to take a picture of the 3 babies together sitting on their strollers when suddenly we realize that we had company behind us, about a group of 25 people just staring at us. We quickly broke the moment and just walk away with our precious treasures. The next day, Ken and I took the small ferry across the river and wonder around. A lady asked me if Emily was my first daughter and I said yes. She told me she gave birth to 3 babies by kept only one and since I was an American that I should have more than one so she won't feel lonely. Well, I will think about that later :) After diner, we went to the playroom and Emily stared to walk, just like a drunken sailor, all over the place. It's a mayor improvement from a week ago. We bought her some squeaky shoes and she loves the sound of each step. Our little girl has finally decided to show off her new learned skills.
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