14 months since we committed. 3 months since I last held my babies. Not to beat a dead horse, but sheesh... this is SOOO hard. :(
I am grieving, and yet I can't quite grieve because there is hope, and God will see them home to us! But I watch the videos and I still think "Are they real?".
I dreamed about them last night. They flew home unescorted, dropped off at my house by fed ex [which is how all my paperwork was sent to Bulgaria]. Upon arriving here I decided we should celebrate with sloppy joes sandwiches from the bowling alley. So I took the 2 girls and went to get the sandwiches. [For the record, I HATE sloppy joes, and the bowling alley? Come on!]
After that the dream remained really strange, but I WAS SPENDING TIME with them! My heart was rejoicing. I fought so hard not to wake up... I rarely do that. And I was SO SAD, that I got teary eyed when I woke and they were not with me.
I need them home. They need to be home. I need this journey to be over...
On July 4th, 2010 two little girls from Bulgaria joined our family. This blog shares the ups and downs of our ever growing family.
Monday, April 19, 2010
Still waiting....
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LIfting you all up in prayer....
ReplyDeleteThinking about you...
ReplyDeleteI know it HAS to be hard...
Soon, all this waiting and longing will
be a distant memory.
I sooooooooo understand, my friend. This international adoption stuff is HARD. The end results are simply glorious, but we age 20 years in the process. I just looked in the mirror and thought I saw my mother! LOL. Yep, that bad :)
ReplyDeleteThink Anthony will get me a face lift when all this is over?????
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