Emotional for all of us, to say the very least; but especially for Min who really doesn't understand the 'bigness' of it all. (for lack of better words from this sleepy Mama).
This part has been hard; the next part (trip home) will be harder, arriving home and settling in will be the absolute hardest. Please continue to check in on us in the coming weeks.
I am going to try and post a few pictures. Here are some of the hotel lobby. That is carved in gold behind the desk. That is also the other family that was with our agency. They had a 9 year old and were adopting a 5 year old boy also.
Here is just a beautiful staircase in the corner of the lobby. Pictures don't do this hotel justice.
Orchids and water fountains under the escalators
Another view :)
All four boys in the back of the van. Of course, the two older boys playing on Moms phones.
Part of the garden and Koi pond outside of the hotel restaurant.
Feeding the fish.
Thanks for following.
Thanks for praying!
There are so many other families here at this time; please keep them all in your prayers also. Many of the children are very much special needs (cleft lips/palates, missing legs, missing fingers/hands, turned feet/legs, and other needs that we don't see on the outside) and will have many surgeries in the near future. Pray for all of them to get safely home also.
Pray for those already home and having a hard time adjusting.
Lane and I have some tight connections, so we also need prayers for on-time flights and quick Immigration lines when we arrive in Atlanta. (that still seems ages away!).
Night night for the last time from Chin@.
"Enlarge the place of your tent, stretch your tent curtains wide, do not hold back; lengthen your cords, strengthen your stakes." (Isaiah 54:2, NIV)
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