Outside of the city the housing changes dramatically! I really liked seeing the huts. It's amazing what people can do with the materials they are given. Some huts would have a cross or a crescent moon and star to signify what religion the house practiced. Natural vegetation would also be used for fencing a yard. I was able to go in one of the huts when we visited the coffee and false banana farm. The symmetry in the roof was perfect. Each circular band of wood that supports the hay roof was equal distance to the previous and next "rebar" of wood.
12-11-09I have accepted a referral of a beautiful 4 month old baby girl. I now wait for my court date and my gotcha day. I have been on the most extraordinary journey filled with tears of heartache and joy.
12-22-09 I didn't pass court! Fortunately my new court date is 01-08-2010!
12-08-10 I PASSED COURT! WOOHOO! I AM A MOM!
01-15-10 We leave February 6, 2010!!!!
01-30-10 OOPS! We leave 02-03-10!!!! Yikes!
02-10-10 GOTCHA! Today the loving staff at Enat Alem let me take home my girl MARREN!!
02-13-10 Mom and I survived 41 hours coming home! Marren did great, her momma was crying 14 hours into the trip home.
08-07-10 My sweet girl turned one today! She also has been home for six months which means I can start the mandatory re-adoption process for Oklahoma so I can get her Oklahoma birth certificate!
01-03-11 Marren is officially an OKIE! She was a good girl at court!
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