In HIS Hands: Arriving home! July 19th 2010

Monday, August 16, 2010

Arriving home! July 19th 2010

I just realized that I have posted pictures of our journey to Dane except of his awaited arrival home. So, here are a few of my favorite pictures - our God is so good!

David and Grandpa waiting...

Our plane landing! (the one in the distance)

Alivia, my sweet daughter, and her Happy B-day poster.

Grandma and David

Welcome home sweet son!

Daddy and Dane

Alaina and I hugging. I love that girl so much!!

David has waited so long for his brother!

Going home!

Poor guy did not like his car seat, he finally cried himself to sleep :(

Our nice neighbors bought us a plant to remember the summer we brought Dane home. Their 4 girls made signs and hung them up on our garage.

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