Wednesday, May 5, 2010
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About Me
- KLTTX
- DFW, Texas, United States
- My DH, Chris, and I have a wonderful seven year old son, Davis, who we conceived after trying for 4 years. We also have another son, Samuel, through domestic adoption who was born in August 2008. We are currently in the process of adopting our third son from Rwanda.
Rwanda Adoption Time Line
- Received our Approval to Adopt Letter - April 27
- We are officially DTR - July 27
- Document arrive in Kigali to POA - July 26
- Documents on the way to our POA in Kigali - July 22
- Received documents back from D.C. - July 21
- Documents approved by Rwandan Embassy - July 20
- Documents at Rwandan Embassy for approval - June 29
- Documents fully authenticated at State Department - June 29
- Documents received by courier and a portion authenticated at State Deparment - June 28
- Documents on the way to courier in DC for more authentication - June 26
- Documents received back from Austin - June 25
- Documents Headed to Austin for Authenication - June 18
- Dossier Doucments Complete - June 17
- i171 Received from USCIS - June 7
- Notice of Fingerprint Appointment Received - April 17
- I600-A filed with USCIS - April 6
- Final Home Study Report Received - April 2, 2010
- Home Study Visit - February 2010
- Decided to Adopt from Rwanda - November 2009
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Books I Have Read in 2009
- The 5th Horseman, James Patterson
- Saving Faith, David Baldacci
- 4th of July, James Patterson
- 3rd Degree, James Patterson
- 2nd Chance, James Patterson
- 1st to Die, James Patterson
- Imitation in Death, JD Robb
- Portrait in Death, JD Robb
- First Family, David Baldacci
- Purity in Death, JD Robb
- The Christmas Sweater, Glen Beck
- Reunion in Death, JD Robb
- Seduction in Death, JD Robb
- Interlude in Death, JD Robb
- Betrayal in Death , JD Robb
- Divine Justine, David Baldacci
- Judgment in Death, JD Robb
- The Tales of Beetle the Bard, JK Rowling
- Breaking Dawn, Stephanie Meyer
- Eclipse, Stepanie Meyer
5 comments:
Oh, Kelly. I'm sitting here with Claire on my lap and hugging her so close and just crying for these kids. I can't even imagine just wanting to be held and not having that option as a baby or kid. I hope he comes home soon.
I hope all of the other children find arms to hold them, soon.
Wow. My thoughts are with your son, and all of the children here and everywhere that need more than their homes can offer.
Wow...that is heartbreaking. :( Praying for each of those sweet children!
Wow. . . So beautifully written and such a tragic story. I always wish I could just take all of these children and give them homes.
What a powerful story. I hope all those children all find the love (and more) that they crave so much.
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