Logged in Date! We started this process in July 2005. It took us six months to get here, but so much was accomplished during that time. Writing biographies, 4 homestudy visits, medical physicals, FBI fingerprints, every background check ever invented, and the promise that we will love our daughter as our own.
For some people the LID probably seems like a huge accomplishment, but its left me feeling a bit empty. It just another step in this long journey. I just hope that next year at this time our daughter is home and happy.
skip to main |
skip to sidebar
After nearly two years, we've welcomed a beautiful, joyful son into our lives. The HAWK can proudly say that he is the big brother to a precious little brother. This blog chronicles the process, travel and life at home with a boy born in China and made a son in America.
About Me
- Caroline
- I am officially outnumbered by boys - husband, nine year old and three year old. Its matchbox cars and Legos for this Mom.
Keep Track of Our Updates
Links
Welcome to Our Blog - Come Again Soon
Visitors from Around the World
2 comments:
Caroline:
Just visiting your site after you left a comment on mine. I am buying either 12-18 or 18-24 months sizes, since I have no idea how old she will be, or what size. I figure, she can wear them at some point. If not, someone will get a nice gift :)
As for your post, I know how you feel about LID. I think the reason so many people get so excited, is that the process is so long and sometimes overwhelming, and they are glad to reach some real milestone. Every little bit helps!
Happy LID and may your wait go quickly!
Susan
Hello,
we are french and we have the same LID24/01/06...with MDM.
May be we will travel to China with you!
bye
séverine et stéphane from south france.
www.petitepucepin.blogspot.com
Post a Comment