Meeting Nai-Nai and Ye-Ye

The girls and I went to visit my family in Michigan last week, so it's been a while since I've posted.  We've had lots of adventures to write about, so we'll start with meeting Nai-Nai and Ye-Ye (Wei-Yand's parents).  I should mention that the Chinese language is very specific when it comes to family titles.  Paternal grandparents have different names than maternal grandparents.  Wei-Yand only has sisters, so while their kids call their grandparents Abu and Agong (these are actually Taiwanese names rather than Chinese), my kids will call them Nai-Nai and Ye-Ye.

Wei-Yand's parents came to visit and meet the girls recently.  They own a restaurant and have to close it if they aren't there, so this was their first visit since our wedding.

Nai-Nai and Tannah

Nai-Nai with Harper and Ye-Ye with Tannah

Ye-Ye with Tannah

Nai-Nai and Harper

They also cooked for us.  Did I mention that they own a restaurant?  We had some fantastic food, and we now have hundreds of these in our freezer:

My father-in-law makes the best dumplings ever.  You should be very jealous.  They make for a quick, easy, and delicious meal when we're short on time, which is pretty much always:)