AND OUR DAZZLING DAUGHTER TARIKUA!!!
AND OUR MAGNIFICENT SON TAYE!!!
I hope you kept scrolling because the blessings roll on and on. On Tuesday, May 27th, I received a call from our agency caseworker. I had heard that referrals were on the verge of surging forward during the weeks surrounding Memorial Day, so I was prepared (although, once again, life proves that no one is prepared for important things. Unimportant things are easy to prepare for, but kids, marriage, death, impossible hope -- these things catch us when we aren't looking. They always interupt us. I swing along, now, from interruption to interruption, holding my breath, ready to be blindsided) for the possibility of some kind of news (READ: I was a jittery, distracted mess). I was on vacation with family in California, and Josh had just flown out on Monday night for a work trip in Germany. I was reading to my kids (the ones I had met). My brother walked in, and I knew from his greeting to our caseworker that this was OUR CALL! When I answered, I asked (SOOO casually) how she was doing, and she said, "I have a possible referral for you." I (shaking) said, "Okay." After we finally communicated that Josh was not going to be able to be a part of the phone call, she said, "This referral is a little different from what you requested" [2 siblings, up to 30 months old]. "Okay," I said...again...I was out of words....down to just two letters...O and K! "Would you be willing to consider" drum roll please "triplets?"
I said, "YES!"
There's more (a lifetime more, in fact), but I'll have to write later.
Thank you for your prayers.
2 comments:
I am so excited that you put up your story here! I know I told you on the forums already...but congratulations. I hope you keep blogging :)
I am so thrilled that you passed court and you will soon have your babes home!
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