Today, December 13th is our son Isaiah's Birthday. He isn't home yet but that didn't stop us from celebrating this special day.
Travis and I began the day of celebrating by praying for our little guy in his nursery.
Then we met up with my family for lunch at Round Table pizza.
We enjoyed some yummy garlic twists. Travis is sure his son will take after him and learn to LOVE pizza as much as he does!
Nonna paid for Campbell to get a bouncy ball. He loved opening the door.
Campbell loved the ball so much that he decided (or we decided for him) that he should get one for Isaiah to play with when he gets here. Travis and I helped Campbell put the money into the machine and then let him open the door again.
Campbell was very excited about the two balls!
After lunch we went back to my parent's house and made sugar cookies for fun.
Here are some of the cookies that Travis and I cut out in honor of Isaiah's birthday.
Campbell even got to help cut out his first sugar cookies.
He didn't quite get the idea though... notice his finger in the middle of the tree cut out.
Yep, that is his fingerprint left in the dough. I guess he was trying to decorate the cookies before they cooked.
This is his first taste of a sugar cookie. He liked it!
Such a good boy. He shared his sugar cookie with his daddy.
Campbell also got to try frosting a cookie. Mostly Nonna helped put the decorations on the cookie and then he ate the sprinkles and frosting off the cookie.
We all enjoyed decorating Christmas cookies together.
Travis and I were working on frosting important sugar cookies that were going to go on Isaiah's cake.
I am frosting an airplane.
After frosting cookies we had soup, crackers and cheese, and fruit for dinner.
Then we enjoyed Isaiah's cake.
This is a close up of the cake. Writing in frosting was a little difficult so in case you can't read the sign the airplane is pulling it says: Happy 1st Birthday Mommy and Daddy are coming soon!
We can't wait for you to be home and we love you tons!
James 1:27 says, “Religion that God accepts as pure and faultless is this; to look after orphans and widows in their distress and to keep oneself from being polluted by the world.” God desires for orphans of all nations to be loved, cared for, and adopted into Christian families-ultimately so they can become saved, and be adopted into His eternal family through Jesus Christ!
Sunday, December 13, 2009
Thursday, December 10, 2009
December 4th = Our son's Legals!
We recently found out that we have Legals! Legals are basically three pieces of information..record of your child’s birth. Statement that the agency in Korea is the child’s guardian and transfer of the guardianship to the agency in America. Typically this step can take 4 to 6 weeks and we got our paper work back in less than 3 weeks. Praise God!
Thanksgiving
We had a great Thanksgiving with much to be thankful for this year.
All of these pictures were while we were cooking our Thanksgiving meal.
Campbell got hungry early and needed a pre-Thanksgiving snack.
Mom got creative and was making fancy cranberry sauce cut-outs.
She cut pumpkins, leaves, and acorns for fun.
This is the fancy cranberry plate that went on the table.
We tried a new recipe for our mashed potatoes. Aunt DeAnn was working on squeezing the roasted garlic out into a bowl. The potatoes were pretty yummy!
Dad got the big job of carving the turkey.
All of these pictures were while we were cooking our Thanksgiving meal.
Campbell got hungry early and needed a pre-Thanksgiving snack.
Mom got creative and was making fancy cranberry sauce cut-outs.
She cut pumpkins, leaves, and acorns for fun.
This is the fancy cranberry plate that went on the table.
We tried a new recipe for our mashed potatoes. Aunt DeAnn was working on squeezing the roasted garlic out into a bowl. The potatoes were pretty yummy!
Dad got the big job of carving the turkey.
Monday, December 07, 2009
Care Package for Isaiah and His Foster Family!
We got to go shopping for Isaiah and his foster family. Here is a picture of all the items we sent in his care package.
By request of Emily she would like me to list what is in the care package picture. We sent Isaiah: Warm cozy pajamas, navy blue fleece pants, and a white onsie with dogs on it, tooth brush and tooth paste, pop beads (toy), two books, light up glow worm (toy), Gerber snacks two different kinds, Crunch and Munch fancy popcorn (for the foster family), and a Oregon Coast Lighthouse puzzle (also for the foster family).
We even got to include a small photo album with pictures of us and our family so maybe he will think we look familiar when we go to pick him up!
We got to track our package. This is a list of what happened to our care package before it got to Isaiah. The most current thing that happened is at the top of the list.
By request of Emily she would like me to list what is in the care package picture. We sent Isaiah: Warm cozy pajamas, navy blue fleece pants, and a white onsie with dogs on it, tooth brush and tooth paste, pop beads (toy), two books, light up glow worm (toy), Gerber snacks two different kinds, Crunch and Munch fancy popcorn (for the foster family), and a Oregon Coast Lighthouse puzzle (also for the foster family).
We even got to include a small photo album with pictures of us and our family so maybe he will think we look familiar when we go to pick him up!
We got to track our package. This is a list of what happened to our care package before it got to Isaiah. The most current thing that happened is at the top of the list.
Delivered Abroad, December 02, 2009, 9:50 am, KOREA | |
At Foreign Delivery Unit, December 01, 2009, 4:48 pm, KOREA | |
Out of Foreign Customs, November 30, 2009, 2:52 pm, KOREA | |
Into Foreign Customs, November 30, 2009, 2:01 pm, KOREA | |
Arrived Abroad, November 30, 2009, 2:00 pm, KOREA | |
International Dispatch, November 25, 2009, 12:01 pm, ISC SAN FRANCISCO (USPS) | |
Arrival |
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