One Interesting Journey: Feeling a little better!!!

16 January, 2008

Feeling a little better!!!

Oops, where's Estuardo?

Ahh, there he is! Having a little snack...

Momentarily getting along fine!

Awww~~~little princess!

5 comments:

Brian and Kim17 January, 2008 06:41
You all look so happy!!! Hope your feeling better! Take good care of yourself and those precious babes!!
Kim Hanna
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Cheri17 January, 2008 08:52
WOW!!! Everyone looks recovered and happy. Enjoy your "home" time with your kiddos! I'm so glad your journey has lead you home with all members of your family! Cheri
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Robin19 January, 2008 16:44
Lou:

So glad to hear you are home....we've been praying for you knowing how rocky intl adoption is!!!

Robin from GMD
http://www.evangelinegrace.blogspot.com
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Roberta Mann20 January, 2008 17:15
Doesn't look like ANYONE is having an adjustment issue at all! Hooray! You're all so beautiful. I love Stew on the floor with the kids, he looks so in bliss.
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Nicole and Mark21 January, 2008 16:36
Lou,
You all look so happy together. We leave Sunday to pick up Ana. I can't wait! Take care and enjoy every minute with your sweet ones...Nicole
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