In HIS Hands: More pictures!!

Friday, March 23, 2012

More pictures!!

A family traveled a couple weeks ago to bring their daughter home - our girls are in the same orphanage. That family was given a disposable camera when she met and picked up their daughter. She posted the photos from the camera in our orphanage yahoo group...and as I was flipping through the photos I spottted our beautiful daughter. Allthough I cannot see her face real well in the pictures, it was just what I needed. Thank you God!

Check out her little shoes-Gma would be so proud!

She looks like such a big girl! She looks happy and healthy! We are so blessed!

2 comments:

Melissa said...: Yeah!!!! Love those cute photos!! Praying you get that LOA soon!!! Have a great weekend!! Get that Fed Ex package all ready to go with that I-800 and other documents!!; March 23, 2012 at 7:37 PM
Becca said...: Thank you!! Finished the paperwork last night and it is ready to go! Just need that LOA! I know God has got it all in His hands...He is so good all the time!; March 24, 2012 at 7:26 AM

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