I think we're all on the mend -- various viruses and bacteria made their way through the 6 of us, at staggered times. Phew!
And it was SEVENTY-EIGHT degrees here today! Woo hoooooo! When the boys were at the state bball tourney Saturday, we, girls, decided we needed to do something fun, and the polished result of professionally painted toenails got to see some sunshine this afternoon.
Taxes.
Plodding along with my paper -- the history of Haitian adoption, and analyzing such relative to historic trends in U.S. perspectives of Haiti.
Kids granted TPS (Temporary Protected Status); so, they are now allowed to stay in the U.S. until January. Then, more bureaucracy . . . (Thankful for the lovely lady within one agency of the government who continues so graciously to guide us -- serious "amen" for her!)
Mom's recovering well from her cancer surgery and will soon learn her radiation regimine, and wonderful thing that it doesn't start until after her annual "sisters' trip" (all four Miller girls).
Anna and Jameson are in the tail-end intensity of the Rite of Christian Initiation of Children -- introduction and blessings at mass last Sunday and the next two, then baptism and first communion at the Easter Vigil. Lots of studies and homework yet to go.
Still doing what I am able to spread awareness of the work of Haitian Families First; big visit tomorrow with some local (Decatur) folks in influential positions -- wish me well!
And it was SEVENTY-EIGHT degrees here today! Woo hoooooo! When the boys were at the state bball tourney Saturday, we, girls, decided we needed to do something fun, and the polished result of professionally painted toenails got to see some sunshine this afternoon.
Taxes.
Plodding along with my paper -- the history of Haitian adoption, and analyzing such relative to historic trends in U.S. perspectives of Haiti.
Kids granted TPS (Temporary Protected Status); so, they are now allowed to stay in the U.S. until January. Then, more bureaucracy . . . (Thankful for the lovely lady within one agency of the government who continues so graciously to guide us -- serious "amen" for her!)
Mom's recovering well from her cancer surgery and will soon learn her radiation regimine, and wonderful thing that it doesn't start until after her annual "sisters' trip" (all four Miller girls).
Anna and Jameson are in the tail-end intensity of the Rite of Christian Initiation of Children -- introduction and blessings at mass last Sunday and the next two, then baptism and first communion at the Easter Vigil. Lots of studies and homework yet to go.
Still doing what I am able to spread awareness of the work of Haitian Families First; big visit tomorrow with some local (Decatur) folks in influential positions -- wish me well!
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