moving right along

Brad and I got shots today.  I got Hep-A, Hep-B & Tetanus.  I also got Typhoid pills.  Brad had already gotten a lot of stuff before he went to Haiti, so he just got his 2nd round of Hep-B.  I’m a little behind the curve on getting these done because everything has happened so quickly, but I think we’ll be fine.  My arms are sore, though – especially the Tetanus arm!  I’m glad to have that behind us – one more thing crossed off the to-do list!

Three weeks from right now we’ll be on a plane traveling to Dubai and then on to Ethiopia . . . hard to believe!  We mailed a photo album to our little boy today so he can start getting used to what his new family looks like.  As I put it together I wondered what in the world he will think when he looks at it and his special mother explains who we are.  How much will he understand at 3.5 years old?  There are pictures of all of us, our house and even our cat.

Here we are sporting our bandaids (do you like my Bugs Bunny one?!) . . .

I’ll leave you with this video that’s been going around on Facebook and adoption blogs.  Check it out if you haven’t seen it already.  As a photographer, I especially appreciate the artistic talent of the creator, Paul Hassell.  I absolutely cannot wait to be on Ethiopian soil experiencing the culture first hand!

I hope you all have a great weekend!

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Mrs. McGoo - July 9, 2010 - 11:25 PM

Ya’ll are too cute. I see Mr Dunlap trimmed up the beard a little, huh?! :)
Shots down! SWEET!!!! So excited for you guys! Thanks again for last night’s hospitality – it was a great blessing for us!

Mrs. McGoo - July 9, 2010 - 11:36 PM

ps. the dancing they show at the beginning of this film is the same cultural restaurant we went to while in Addis Ababa, those are the same dancers that took me up on stage to dance with them. HA!

Oh and the blue buses all around the street- those are the taxis buses.

Coffee ceremony cups/pouring showed for a quick bit too.

Neat video…. leaves me wanting to be there sooner than later tonight! Cannot wait for you to experience it and hug your boy!!!

rebekka - July 21, 2010 - 7:26 PM

That is BEAUTIFUL!!! Wow. I have been reading your blog all summer…my husband and I live here in Nashville and we are in the process of adopting from Ethiopia, too…we are almost finished with our homestudy. I know it’s a long road ahead…it helps to read the journeys of others…helps us stay encouraged!!!

Nice to “meet” you!

Rebekka

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