One Interesting Journey: With all due respect...

19 January, 2009

With all due respect...

She's O-U-T!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Outside the "gate" at the orphanage

A full tummy and no sign of sleep...at the apartment in Odesa.

6 comments:

amyl419 January, 2009 13:24
Praise God!!
Congratualtions on your new precious little girl!
Amy
RR
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ArtworkByRuth19 January, 2009 14:39
Fabulous news and even better pictures! Congratulations and God Bless your journey HOME!
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Stephanie @ Ralphcrew19 January, 2009 15:48
Yay! She looks so excited. Thanks for the pictures. Woo-hoo!
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Missy19 January, 2009 17:34
Her picture where she's so excited just makes me smile, myself!! How cute!!!!
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Anonymous20 January, 2009 13:38
Lou,
I am so very happy for you both. You are blessed to have one another. Thank You for allowing me to share in such an important time in your lives. I look forward to the updates and the pictures are precious. I can't wait until we're on the outside of that orphanage gate with Timur! It won't be long. I'm looking forward to hearing from you when you return home. I will continue to pray for a quick process and an easy trip home. Have fun and enjoy your time together, just the two of you. :)
Blessings,
Meghan
www.thenewdickinsonfamily.com
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Roberta Mann21 January, 2009 17:37
She's got that up-all-night gleam in her eyes!
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