We witness a miracle every time a child enters into life. But those who make their journey home across time & miles, growing within the hearts of those who wait to love them, are carried on the wings of destiny and placed among us by God's very own hands. ~Kristi Larson~
Wednesday, June 27, 2007
Our Whirlwind Trip in Pictures
Monday, June 25, 2007
Home Again Home Again...
We are home and accounted for. Actually, hubby has already left again for a business trip. He barely had enough time to pack a new suitcase. The rest of the Reunion was lots of fun. We got to spend a lot of time with one of the other Kyrg families. They were a delight, adorable children, and great conversation (check them out at Tapsalteerie Farms on my bloglist). I will share pictures after I get permission.
Of course, it wouldn't be right if we didn't go a few days without a major incident. On Saturday afternoon, C went facefirst onto the concrete in the parking garage at the resort we were staying at. He was all wrapped up in a beach towel heading to the elevator after a few laps in the lazy river. He tripped over his towel and couldn't get his hands out to brace his fall, so he fell mouth first. His poor lip swelled up immediately and his nose was purple for a while. Our main concern was one of his front teeth was knocked out of place, the gum was bleeding, but the tooth was not loose. Thankfully, one of our Kyrg friends works in an ER, so we called him for his advice. Basically, the tooth will either tighten back up or become discolored and die. There's nothing we can do. So, C went to the Banquet Saturday night with a fat upper lip and had yogurt and ice cream for dinner.
Sunday was a long 11 hour drive home.
Today, AP had a doc appt for another round of shots and then we headed to the dentist just so he could take a look at C's tooth. He just seconded what our Kyrg friend had said. So far, AP has not gotten a fever like she did with the last shots.
Of course, it wouldn't be right if we didn't go a few days without a major incident. On Saturday afternoon, C went facefirst onto the concrete in the parking garage at the resort we were staying at. He was all wrapped up in a beach towel heading to the elevator after a few laps in the lazy river. He tripped over his towel and couldn't get his hands out to brace his fall, so he fell mouth first. His poor lip swelled up immediately and his nose was purple for a while. Our main concern was one of his front teeth was knocked out of place, the gum was bleeding, but the tooth was not loose. Thankfully, one of our Kyrg friends works in an ER, so we called him for his advice. Basically, the tooth will either tighten back up or become discolored and die. There's nothing we can do. So, C went to the Banquet Saturday night with a fat upper lip and had yogurt and ice cream for dinner.
Sunday was a long 11 hour drive home.
Today, AP had a doc appt for another round of shots and then we headed to the dentist just so he could take a look at C's tooth. He just seconded what our Kyrg friend had said. So far, AP has not gotten a fever like she did with the last shots.
Friday, June 22, 2007
Lazy River Lover
We made it to Myrtle Beach yesterday afternoon. We settled in and then went to dinner at Thorny's. Hubby enjoyed the ribs there. Today was the first day of Reunion festivities. We met 2 other Kyrg adoptive families at breakfast. We have also met 3 families whose children came from the Kuibyshev orphanage in Russia, which is where c is from. 2 of them would have been there at the same time as C. It was really nice to see the facilitator from Kyrg again. She was impressed with how big AP has gotten and all that she can do.
Tonight there was a luau. C enjoyed the dancing and watching the hula dancers. AP was mad at me most of the night b/c I wouldn't let her crawl right into the middle of the dance floor. I was afraid all the other dancing kiddos would step on her. However, I was back in her good graces when I introduced her to the Lazy River tonight. She loved it! I think we made at least 30 laps before hubby made us get out.
Tonight there was a luau. C enjoyed the dancing and watching the hula dancers. AP was mad at me most of the night b/c I wouldn't let her crawl right into the middle of the dance floor. I was afraid all the other dancing kiddos would step on her. However, I was back in her good graces when I introduced her to the Lazy River tonight. She loved it! I think we made at least 30 laps before hubby made us get out.
Monday, June 18, 2007
Kiwanis Train
Yesterday, we went to church with hubby's parents, then took hid dad out to eat for Father's Day. After lunch we visited the little park that is directly across the street from their house. The kiddos got to ride on the train that is operated by the Kiwanis club here. The train has been running since the 50's. Hubbies dad said it is the same train cars that he rode in as a kid. C has loved riding it everytime we come for a visit. AP loved it. All the kids are told to scream in the tunnel and AP joined right in.
On the health front, C's fever is gone as of mid-day yesterday. The rash lingers, but is much better. Sat night C got absolutely no restful sleep due to the rash. He scratched non-stop. Last night was a 100% improvement.
We head to Topsail Island today.
Sunday, June 17, 2007
C-ism worth sharing
C, looking at a clock, says "Mom, I know what time it is".
I say "really, what time is it?"
C says "50 adults".
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Happy Fathers Day!
I say "really, what time is it?"
C says "50 adults".
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Happy Fathers Day!
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