I got two new pictures of our girls today which are very timely and make me almost incapable of doing anything but staring at my computer.
Emma called from Ethiopia. She is feeling more homesick now, in addition to be exhausted. She got to see our girls this morning--was allowed to give the baby a bottle and hold her for about 10 minutes and let our 2 year old see a video we had taken on the way to the airport. The video seemed to be a big hit both with our daughter and with the nannies who were translating who everyone was. While Lemlem had been afraid of Emma at first, she warmed up after watching the video 8 times (according to Emma) and then even giggled when she pushed the wrong button on the camera.
So we wait for a little longer, but we wait with great hope. I'll have to tell my eyelids. They seem to have chosen to deal with all this by puffing up to twice their normal size. I'll also have to tell the left side of my head. It wants to break off and shatter. I'll also give the heads up to my attention span. It has left me permanantly.
That left-brain analytical stuff is way over-rated. Attention span is left-brain regulated also.
ReplyDeleteYou will be just the perfect Ethiopian Mother with only your right hemisphere functioning. Joel can do the left side stuff.
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