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I'm glad you stopped by! This blog chronicles my experiences living in and adopting from Russia. It was a six-year journey that doubled the size of my family. I adopted my daughter, then age 6, from Moskovskaya Oblast. Now we're back in the USA and no longer posting from Russia.
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adoption timeline:
March 2006: adoption officially begins!
blah. blah. blah.
March 2008: starting over with "new agency"
May 2008: paperwork to US
July 2008: paperwork in Russia
September 2008: possiblity...
November 2008: improbability.
December 3, 2008:
1000 days!
February 2009: MOE approval!
May 2009: "the call" (which was actually an e-mail.)
June 2009: trip one
July 2009: a visit
September 2009: court
1294 days after March 2006: together!
September 22, 2009: day 1...
blah. blah. blah.
March 2008: starting over with "new agency"
May 2008: paperwork to US
July 2008: paperwork in Russia
September 2008: possiblity...
November 2008: improbability.
December 3, 2008:
1000 days!
February 2009: MOE approval!
May 2009: "the call" (which was actually an e-mail.)
June 2009: trip one
July 2009: a visit
September 2009: court
1294 days after March 2006: together!
September 22, 2009: day 1...
FAQ posts:
- what's an ex-pat?
- first impresssions of st. p
- Russian adoption process
- why Russia?
- waiting (bus is late)
- changing (bus metaphor ii)
- just a nice story
- st. p pix
- subbotnik
- maslenitsa
- scarlet sails
- autumn pix
- Russian "Christmas"
- st. p holiday lights
- new year's
- new year's pix (really)
- "winter" pix
- "metcha" post--hers and mine
16 comments:
Oh lexi you make me smile how gorgeous are you hun??you and your mama are so sweet together..love the pic bigg huggs from canada
She made a great lady bug girl! She is so cute!!!
So fun! Love the pic of the two of you, and the one of Lexi from behind. Too cute!
Love Trunk-or-Treat! And the Lady Bug! Adorable...really!
SOOO cute! Lexi has such a big, gorgeous smile!
Cute!
What a cute costume!! Lexi looks so gorgeous in red. Love her smile and that beautiful new tooth.
I too love the pic of the two of you together! Looks like you had a great time!
too cute!!!
Looks like little girl and mom had a fun time.
OK, OK; you do begin to look alike.
You did a wonderful job with the costume!
Just had this vision of my kids trick-or-treating in Russia. There is nothing they love like Russian candy.
Russian candy??? Sounds like a good topic for a post. I don't know a thing about it.
Russian candy? Bleh. The big advantage to trick-or-treating here was the fact that I didn't want to eat the treats! I did snag the few American treats.
This post didn't bug me at all!!! HAHAHA! Adorable, Mom!
Hannah doesn't like scary costumes either! Lexi looks so cute! Love her costume. And she looks like she has grown a ton recently. How grown up she seems - even Hannah noticed and said Lexi is a 'very big girl' :) Happy Halloween to you.
Such a cute outfit! And the difference between boys and girls? Nathan thinks the scarier (in his eyes anyways) is better... But he complimented every girl who came to the door for candy! :)
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