Saturday, June 28, 2008
Dresses!!
Care Package
2 outfits, set of socks, pink blanket, toy, Build a Bear with a message for her recorded with mine and Rusty's voice, photo book-it includes pictures of us, our parents, Hercules, the house, and her bedroom, 2 disposable cameras-for the foster family to use to take pictures of her, vitamins-for the foster family to show we wish them a long healthy life, 2 notebooks and pens-for the foster mother and daughter, magnetic fishing light-for the foster father, letter to the foster family explaining the items included in the care package
We are mailing the package to Holt Korea and they will translate the letter and forward the items on to the foster family. When we travel we will take additional gifts for the foster family and the workers at the agency. At that time, the gifts will be more specific to Kentucky and specific for each family member.
Tuesday, June 24, 2008
Kelsey's Room
Dresser with eyelet lamp. Check out the new hazelnut shag carpet in the room. Thanks dad! Closet....Rusty did a great job with the closet organizers.
This is her light switch cover. There are 2 different types of electrical covers further down in the posting.
Baby bed, large front window and her name.
Baby bed, side window and her name, again. Her wall border is white with an eyelet punched out edge. Here is ANOTHER picture of her cute bed!Window valence with white shears. The valence matches the baby bedding...white eyelet.
This is her closet doors. At this time, the decorative dresses are hanging on the closet doors. But, they will probably be moved to the wall at some point before she comes home.
This is her ceiling light! Don't you just love it. It's a flourescent light...about 26" across. So, it's very big. But, adorable!
This is her hutch with her changing pad. The pink build-a-bear is going to be sent in her care package next week. Rusty and I recorded our voices on the voice box placed inside the bear. There will be more to come on her care package so check back later.
Wednesday, June 11, 2008
LEGALS arrived!!
We read over her documents, they are pretty basic and generic in form. They are pretty much the same for every child...it's just a formalilty. Then, we completed the I-600 which will be mailed to our USCIS office in Louisville. (I will mail those documents in the morning.) :) This will begin the process to issue her visa so that she can come home. We are officially finished with paperwork. From this point on the various agencies, Holt Korea and Holt USA, and governments will send the paperwork back and forth between themselves and complete the visa approval process.
Typically, it takes 2 months to receive legals and we received ours in about 2 weeks. So, we are feeling very blessed that our process seems to be going faster than normal.