Tuesday, January 17, 2006
Today we finally heard that we were pre-approved by the US Embassy, so now our case can move on. In lovely bureaucratic fashion they claimed that they had informed us of our pre-approval in December. Which, of course, they had not. Never the less we have made it through one more stage, and we are that much closer to being able to bring her home. In even better news it means I don't run the risk of being arrested in Guatemala, since I was planning on going to the embassy next week when we were down there to see who I could talk to about the situation. And I wasn't imagining that would go well.
This will make our visit down to Guatemala so much more enjoyable, and so much more tangible that she is our daughter and soon will be home. We leave on Thursday morning and she is brought to the hotel Friday morning. We are so excited and incredibly nervous. I have so much baby stuff in my luggage that there is almost no room for a change of clothes.
I will post photos as so as we get back.
This will make our visit down to Guatemala so much more enjoyable, and so much more tangible that she is our daughter and soon will be home. We leave on Thursday morning and she is brought to the hotel Friday morning. We are so excited and incredibly nervous. I have so much baby stuff in my luggage that there is almost no room for a change of clothes.
I will post photos as so as we get back.
