The Osborn Six!: Update

Monday, June 7, 2010

Update

Today went very well. That's about all I can say right now, not a lot to tell. They have to have time to do their jobs as well and we will wait patiently again. We were told by Friday we could possibly have a visa. And yes, I am trying very hard not to fly off my chair in excitement. I am staying grounded in the meantime and keeping my composure. :) Is that even possible at this point? I have such an awesome story from the weekend I want to share but I'm waiting to post it until tomorrow because I want to make sure it's perfect. We have met such amazing people along this journey and I really really want to honor them. For now? We will continue to wait. How many times have I said that in this blog? I am however sneaking into Abby's beautiful pink room and getting all the clean bedding on and ready for her. I can't wait!

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