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| Great Rift Valley |
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| Rare black rhinos |
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| This is without a zoom...we were maybe 10 ft from these sweet ladies |
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| Looking for animals |
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The story of our adoption from Rwanda.
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Adoption Timeline
- 10/20/2011 - Court Approval - Josiane was ours forever!
- 10/14/2011 - Left for Rwanda
- 9/21/2011 - Received referral from our agency
- 9/14/2011 - Received word of completed referral from agency
- 9/12/2011 - Home Visit Update Visit
- 6/7/2010 - Dossier To Rwanda (DTR)
- 6/2/2010 - Dossier enroute to Rwanda
- 5/5/2010 - Submitted Dossier to AWAA
- 5/1/2010 - Received approval letter (Form I-171H) from USCIS
- 3/16/2010 - Fingerprinting for USCIS (Walk-in)
- 3/12/2010 - Received letter from USCIS for fingerprinting appt.
- 2/22/2010 - I-600A sent in
- 2/20/2010 - Finalized Home Study Received
- 2/1/2010 - Home Study Signed Off
- 1/22/2010 - Home Visit #2
- 1/18/2010 - Home Visit #1
- 1/11/2010 - Home study orientation
- 1/5/2010 - Paper chase for dossier begins
- 12/22/2009 - Paper chase for home study begins
- 12/13/2009 - Completed Hague Online Training Course
- 12/12/2009 - Sent Agreements to AWAA
- 12/11/2009 - Accepted Application
- 11/21/2009 - Application to AWAA
- 11/6/2009 - Committed to Adopt
Adoption Books We're Reading
- A Love Like No Other
- Attaching in Adoption: Practical Tools for Today's Parents
- I'm Chocolate, You're Vanilla: Raising Healthy Black and Biracial Children in a Race-Conscious World
- Parenting Your Internationally Adopted Child: From Your First Hours Together Through the Teen Years
- The Whole Life Adoption Book: Realistic Advice for Building a Healthy Adoptive Family
As for your safari, WOW . . . can't think of anything more profound than that! I'm printing all of this off again for Mom and Dad (and Julie). They truly enjoy reading, seeing everything you've blogged. THANK YOU for the time you are taking to share your adventure with all of us. Love you --
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