When we started on this journey, I remember flashing back to my previous adoptions and thinking how the days all blend into one another. No calendar, no clocks, no "to do" list! I think Larry and I are reaching the point - as to what to say - the days truly do feel like the day before. ;-)
Today Larry and I ventured out and found the "department" store - to buy a snowsuit for Logan and we also found a baby carrier - I think that will work much better than a stroller to get around the airport, etc. :) I had to laugh when the people describing where it was said - the "billboard" with the girl with the large breasts on it and Larry said "ah, the Parliamant" billboard, now mind you - I've taken the SAME car ride and hadn't noticed the billboard! LOL! But hey, it got us to find the department store and we went shopping. :) We also found a DVD to buy - so tonight we hope it plays in English - now if we could only find some popcorn. ;-)
We were able to feed Logan today (my second time) and only spent about an hour with him and then they had to take him for his treatment at the hospital. My MAIN goal for today was to find baby bottles and buy some juice for the little guy. They really don't give them enough and with him having a fever - I want to get as much into him as I possible can. Last night was my breaking point - it is hard when your kids are sick at home and your understanding what everyone is saying - to know he is sick and want to get "real" care - just makes me feels so helpless - so -- being the worry wart that I am - more liquids is what we can control - so he'll be getting some every visit. :) His cough seemed a little better today - but he has a bruise on his cheek from the breathing treatment (the mask).
The caretakers said he was looking for us and was sad that we weren't there this morning. Poor little guy. He probably is like - what the heck - where are those two? ;-)
Well, send us email - we love hearing from everyone - wish we had a calling plan that could get more calls in. ;-)
BIG HUGS and KISSES to the kids!!!
Love,
Cyndi