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Arrived in Atlanta at 3 PM, 28 hrs after leaving Vietnam. The flight was completely packed, so no chance for an upgrade. I did sleep several hours, so I'm not feeling too awful.

The kids were waiting for me at the door when I got home. It was so cute to see their little heads looking out the window. They all gave me huge hugs then said "where are our presents?" So funny...

We're going to get a picture of all 3 kids in their traditional Vietnamese clothes, but only Elizabeth was willing to pose for a quick picture. She absolutely loves it and it fits her perfect. I had no idea what size to get since sizes over there are different, so I tried to buy a bit big. Good thing I did.

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  1. AnonymousDecember 11, 2005 at 12:54 PM

    Welcome home Andy!!!! We are all glad you are home safe with your family. Good job on the blog. I peeked around at just a few of the photots. Very cool place over there.

    See you soon,
    Sharon Powers

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