This is my man and he is finally coming home.
After a month of silence on the blog front, I finally feel safe in sharing what has been going on in our lives. (For security reasons we felt it was best to not make this public information. It is so sad that todays society is as such.) Work sent my man to India for a month. Each day the kids and I ached to have him here with us, but God's mercy brought us through. We stayed very busy: Vidalia, Indiana, Macon; children's museums, friends, family and fairs. Even church and homeschool provided great distractions. Actually the month flew by and now our house is busy making preparations for his arrival back home. The kids were beside themselves today, full of energy and excitement. They've made signs to welcome him off the plane tomorrow and are full of plans to spend lots of time with daddy having fun and playing. Oh Lord, grant him strength and energy! If you would like to see a little of what he saw while in India, check out his blog at Journey of a Dawg.
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4 comments:
Oh, it must have been such a long month for you....glad you were able to stay busy to help pass the time. You must be beyond happy your family will be all together again;-). Enjoy your reunion! God bless.
Tami
Welcome Home, J! You were missed!
I know you are all so excited to start "life" again as a family!!
Hope you get some good Southern food and some rest! I bet Eli is beside himself!
Welcome Home J!
Glad you have found the Home's Cool blog!
We have a really good time...
Andrea
I'm from the Home's Cool blog. We have three kids too (2 girls and a boy) and are also in the process of adopting from China! Our dossier is in Chicago right now being authenticated and we hope to be logged into China in a few weeks. We are expecting to be in China in Feb/Mar. We are adopting a 3 year old boy with a repaired cleft lip/palate, so the process is fairly quick. Are you close to going? It doesn't look like you have a referral yet? You can check our our adoption blog: godspromisetocaleb.blogspot.com to see our sweet son. Look forward to hearing some of your homeschool stories over at Home's Cool. julia.
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