3 steps forward

it's been a busy day.

that was a terrific understatement.

it was an insane day. so much so that we went to see the psychologist.

well actually, peru made us update a few things and one of them was a revisit with our psychologist.

hubby and i had to fill out some paperwork proving that our kids are not as nuts as we are. then he spoke with them all. well all except little bit, though she did a very nice job of greeting him in the lobby and waited patiently for her siblings to finish up.

there's just not a lot of sense in her chatting with him, although she would love the attention. she is not fluent enough to really understand what he would need to ask her.

in case you are curious after he was done meeting with the biggers, he talked with us. he shared some of the things they told him. all in all it was pretty sweet to hear about their hearts for orphans. their excitement about a little brother.

we drove through wendy's on our way home.

then headed over to the big guys' concert. older twin is in orchestra and plays the double bass. younger twin played the drums for one of the pieces they did...the transiberian orchestra version of "christmas eve". they did an outstanding job. i was very proud to be the mama, i almost felt like i should take a bow. i did restrain myself...no fears.

then home to throw the littlest one in bed, before the morning grouchies attached to her. not pleasant folks!

funny, silly child.

i think the hubby might be asleep!












this is what we accomplished today:

1. visit with psychologist
2. copy of psychologist license
3. talked to doctor about taking medical sheets over to be stamped and notarized
4. talked to psychiatrist about getting license.

may not seem like much to you. to me, it is huge.

once we have all of these documents, we will be ready to get apostilles and send them to peru.

that, my friends, will be a very good day.