That is how I feel. This week I started being a full-time student and working only part-time. It has been really hard. I usually leave home around 8 a.m. and get home around 8 p.m. to eat and do homework. Fortunately it will just be for the next 4 months.
The good thing is that my hubby has taken over the kitchen. And he is doing a fantastic job at it. This week I had steak salad, macaroni and cheese, and turkey chili. And one night I had a frozen yogurt (he doesn't tell me the recipe) with strawberries and chocolate sauce. Dinner was ready when I got home. He is really spoiling me... Maybe he can continue to do this. He is a great chef with an huge amount of creativity. And the best: I have even lost some weight. Not a whole lot, but about 4 pounds. I don't know whether that is from his cooking skills or from the stress...
On Wednesday we had our intake meeting with the social worker of our out of state agency. It went well, but he told us that we are still at the beginning of the process. He asked us about how we feel about adoption, why we decided to adopt and how our families reacted to the news. He also wanted to know whether we would be open to any race (yes, we are) or for twins. I said that we would love twins and my hubby added that then each of us would get one....
I already sent a lot of paperwork to them and we are actually not missing that much any more. But our agency still has to release some documents to them and they haven't received our home study yet either.
We still need to work on our profile. Our birth parent letter has to be changed a little and we still need to put our pictures in a nice way (we only have a PDF so far). Hopefully we will get to that this week-end. Our homework package is waiting for us as well. I am currently reading the first book that we have to read. And in April we have signed up for our infant CPR class. But he is aware that we are moving in September and hopefully we will be able to adopt before then.
I still haven't heard from my dad yet. I called yesterday and he hadn't heard from the doctor. But he was in a good mood. He takes it as it comes. There is really not much more that he can do. Of course I asked Dr. Google about spitting or coughing blood and there are lots of possibilities for those symptoms - but cancer is the one I am really scared of. Please continue praying for him.
3 comments:
Thinking of you, Yoka.
You are a good blogger :-).
So excited for you and your adoption journey!!! This part of the process always feels like it takes forever. Hang in there!! We're all rooting for you and thinking about you!
God's blessings!
Thinking of you and keeping your dad in my thoughts and prayers...
Hang in there!
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