So, we right after taking the kids to school this morning, we headed out to catch the trenino into the center. We knew the trains would be packed and they were. Fortunately, Judah still fits in the sling, so that's good news. We got to the Embassy at the appointed time...thankfully we weren't late--they are sticklers for that kind of thing. And thanks to some great advice from friends who had done the Embassy thing a couple of weeks before, we packed light and made it through security without a hitch. It took us an hour and a half or so to get all the fingerprints and papers filed...but they are FILED! That's one less thing that we have to do. All that is left on our list are the medical letters and Italian police clearance. We're working on figuring out how to get those completed.
Thank you for praying for things to go smoothly today--they couldn't have been better! We were back in our neighborhood by 12:15pm...CRAZY! We appreciate you all for how you support us with your prayers....I don't think we waited longer than 5 minutes for ANY train today (and we were on 6)...totally God! Praise Him with us!
Our agency
(used to be known as World Partners Adoption)
2 comments:
Hey Rebekah. We have some friends who just started the process of adopting in Ethiopia. Would it be ok if I gave her your blog address? They are c-pers in Cali...we knew them from sem in Tx.
Here's their blogsite where they share about their adoption process -
http://staciewood.blogspot.com/
Stacie told me I could share this with you. :)
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