Social Icons
Popular Posts
-
It has been an interesting ride to China. Reagh did much better then we expected on the plane. He didn't sleep as much as we liked but...
-
Well it was a rough night last night for me. TJ went out to get some things at the store and Spencer had a melt down that led to Reagh havi... -
Sorry everyone for leaving you all hanging on our trip. Once we got back to Beijing we all came down with major illness. So we didn't ...
-
I first want to say thank you to everyone who has shown support over the last few years. It's been a long journey for us to have a famil...
-
I must say that I will never forget this day. Today I seen our son for the very first time. Yes you heard me right....We have a SON! As ... -
We got word today that Spencer is going to be coming on a train today at noon to Guiyang. The train will be over 12 hours ride so I'm n...
-
It's midnight and it's the first time I had a chance to write. It's been a very long day for all three of us. We started the d... -
Our dossier is in the authentication process. Best guess at the moment is that it will come out of the embassy right after Easter; back to t...
-
I wish that I was in China to celebrate my son's first birthday. I know that I'm leaving in 32 days to go get him and that's ex...
-
.....is more then I can bare. When I ask a friend to listen to me vent about how this process is taking a toll on me don't give me the ...
5 comments:
He's beautiful! Congratulations.
What a precious baby. I hop he is in your arms very soon.
Susan (Emily and Julia)
Of course I meant hope, not hop. The Ayis also look as if they are very affectionate with the babies. All good.
He is sweet! I too look forward to seeing your son in your arms!
What are your next steps in bringing him home?
Wishing you a speedy process in bringing your son home and right in your arms.
Kelly-Ann
Too cute! What a treasure those pictures are. He's adorable.
Post a Comment