Welcome. This is part of our story about how God is building our family through adoption and teaching us about HIS family. Going through this process is giving us more understanding about how He has adopted us. We are HIS children, still growing and maturing and developing in our relationship with Him.





Thursday, March 1, 2012

the Good, Bad and the Ugly

Sunset in Addis Ababa

Ready to go to America ! Waiting for take off in Ethiopia.

This is what Silas and I look like at 1:30 a.m.... our departure time. Hhmmm... Wish I was in a pouch sleeping. ;o)

Tram to our connecting flight in London.

Lovin my Big Sis.

London Airport

Shark bait...Haha
Hi .... yes! We are home. I well write an update on that on a later post. Here are some more photos from our trip and way home. Sorry it has been a long time since posting. Life is a bit BUSIER in the Snyder house right now. :o)

Overall, our flight home was long, exhausting but do-able. Silas slept on and off and only had a few really rough spots. We were worried the other people on the flights would be angry with us but when we got to Chicago, two different passengers (and they were middle aged men...maybe Dads) said the boys did really well. Thank you, Jesus.

Chicago Airport... change of cloths and waiting for flight to Peoria



Mom calling to check in and reconnecting.
We had one major meltdown in London but- Hey... what can you expect? Wake a kid up in the middle of the night put him on his 1st airplane ride where the food is weird, get little to no sleep and get to an amazing toy store in another airport and your Mom and Dad won't buy you anything and you have made yourself very clear by pointing to EVERYTHING you want. Hmmm.  Luckily... we were late to our next flight and had to RUN through the airport as they were calling our name over the loud speaker to see if we were going to board...This helped him forget about needing to be mad.  The next flight was our flight to Chicago.

We made it in to the Peoria Airport around 6 p.m. to an amazing welcome of family and friends. It was a WONDERFUL, heart filling sight to see those we loved and loved us after such a long journey.  It was really healing to see the support. Thank you. Thank you.

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