Prayers for all involved in Moscow airport suicide bombing
http://www.foxnews.com/world/2011/01/25/medvedev-blames-airport-security-bomb-attack/?test=latestnews
Yesterday, I was out doing some errands and first heard about this tragedy from our other friend I talk with pretty regularly, Leah, who adopted her daughter from Samara in 2009. This is not the airport (thankfully) where Aaron and I will traveling through, so I am posting this for a couple of reasons. First and foremost, our prayers all go out to the families affected by this heinous act and secondly, to as for your prayers as Aaron and I travel on February 5th through March 4th.
Because Aaron would like some time off when we bring Katie home, he will come back to the U.S. earlier than planned (a few days after our court hearing) to work and save his time off. However, we will get to spend Valentine's Day together and I am praying that this will be our "Gotcha Day." We pray that everything goes according to plan at our court hearing the Friday before Valentine's on the 11th of February. We've been packing and putting aside things I know we are taking and are SO excited! This is the trip where we get to bring our daughter home to her new life! There are SO many people waiting to love her. Thank you for your prayers as we prepare to leave on February 5th!
Aaron will come back to the U.S. on February 15th (he leaves Russia this day), spends a night in Moscow and then will arrive home sometime on the 16th. It's hard to wrap your mind around that time frame, but when you are traveling West to the U.S. from Russia, you kind of go back in time if that makes any sense. It is usually daylight for the journey home.
After we take care of the mandatory ten day waiting period in Vladivostok, Katie and I will get to come home hopefully on March 3rd.
Please pray for this time of transition for our growing family! God Bless!!!
Yesterday, I was out doing some errands and first heard about this tragedy from our other friend I talk with pretty regularly, Leah, who adopted her daughter from Samara in 2009. This is not the airport (thankfully) where Aaron and I will traveling through, so I am posting this for a couple of reasons. First and foremost, our prayers all go out to the families affected by this heinous act and secondly, to as for your prayers as Aaron and I travel on February 5th through March 4th.
Because Aaron would like some time off when we bring Katie home, he will come back to the U.S. earlier than planned (a few days after our court hearing) to work and save his time off. However, we will get to spend Valentine's Day together and I am praying that this will be our "Gotcha Day." We pray that everything goes according to plan at our court hearing the Friday before Valentine's on the 11th of February. We've been packing and putting aside things I know we are taking and are SO excited! This is the trip where we get to bring our daughter home to her new life! There are SO many people waiting to love her. Thank you for your prayers as we prepare to leave on February 5th!
Aaron will come back to the U.S. on February 15th (he leaves Russia this day), spends a night in Moscow and then will arrive home sometime on the 16th. It's hard to wrap your mind around that time frame, but when you are traveling West to the U.S. from Russia, you kind of go back in time if that makes any sense. It is usually daylight for the journey home.
After we take care of the mandatory ten day waiting period in Vladivostok, Katie and I will get to come home hopefully on March 3rd.
Please pray for this time of transition for our growing family! God Bless!!!
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