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"Before we met, I wanted you...Before I found you, I loved you...Before I touched your face, I would die for you...This is the miracle of love."
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"Before we met, I wanted you...Before I found you, I loved you...Before I touched your face, I would die for you...This is the miracle of love."
Our Story is in this book!
The first time ever I saw your face
Referral picture
The province where Adam was born
About Vinh Long
Vĩnh Long (literally "eternal dragon") is a city in Vietnam. It is the capital of the Vĩnh Long Province. Vĩnh Long is on the Co Chien river, which branches out from the Mekong at the narrows of My Thuan about ten km upstream from Vinh Long, only to meet it later downstream. A number of canals run through Vĩnh Long, as well as the islands, with with tall pedestrian/motorcycle bridges crossing them. Much transportation takes place by boat, so that parts of the town become unreachable at low tide. A temple of literature is at the end of a old wet market along the canal Lavoo Nu. Vinh Long is about two hours from the large town of Can Tho in the adjacent Hau Giang Province, and about three hours from Saigon.
Timeline
- 9/10/07 Giving and Receiving Ceremony
- 3/28/07 Logged in!
- 3/5/07 Referral!
- 2/28/07 On the Waiting List
- 2/14/07 Dossier Submitted
- 12/9/06 I-171H received
- 9/20/06 Homestudy Approved
- 7/25/06 Second Home Study Visit
- 4/22/06 Fingerprinting
- 4/18/06 First Home Study Visit
- 3/30/06 Formal Application Approved
- 3/27/06 Formal Application Mailed
My beautiful puppy girl
About Me
- Kathy
- Single mom of beautiful, brilliant 7 and a half year old boy from Vietnam. Content in so many of the most important ways, yet eager to expand my horizons, intellectually, socially, and maybe even romantically.
3 comments:
EWWWWWW! You're right, nothing else needs to be said about that! Man I hope I never have to give my kid one.
LOL! LOL! LOL! When I was adopting Olivia, my agency offered a class on baby care. The nurse who taught the class went around the room and asked everyone about their biggest fear regarding infant care. My reply? "The rectal thermometer!"
I swear to you - there will be no rectal thermometer at my house if I can help it. I remember that all too clearly as a child. No way, no way, no way!
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