In HIS Hands: Trip to the zoo and good news!

Saturday, May 8, 2010

Trip to the zoo and good news!

I will start with the good news first. We received a call from Congressman Hoekstra's office on Friday, our I-600 should be approved by Monday 5/10!! We are hoping this is true. Hoekstra's office has been absolutely wonderful! Thank you Congressman Hoekstra and staff!
We took a trip to the John Ball Park Zoo today. Some friends of ours had a birthday party for their daughter there. Despite the cold weather we had a great time; we even got to pet the sting rays :)!

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~Isiah 43:1-3

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