Currently unable to post photos bc of computer problems. I do have a few good ones to post maybe later in the week.
So this past week and the one coming up should be almost completely dissimilar. Last week was a bit tedious just trying to entertain ourselves and the boys...which is not as easy as it may sound. But this week "We shall be running up and down" as they say here in Uganda. I rode a boda-boda into the center of the capitol city here 3 or 4 times this week. It tired me out and is a bit nerve-racking but when in Rome...
SO the week [in an ideal world] is shaping up as follows for those of you who are curious.
Sunday -- dad is preaching and he asked me to sing with him tomorrow so there may be an impromptu duet. btw: this is the first time that I will have seen/heard him preach this trip or in several years for that matter. we'll see how the boys do sitting through Grampa's [yes, they now call him that] sermon :)
Monday -- I will wait on our lawyer to get the official copies of the court documents and start working on the boys' passports which are being rushed. he has been steady and a refreshing change from our last experience. pray blessings for his good success.
Tuesday -- processing day. nothing much planned
Wednesday -- the LAST REALLY BIG DAY where we present everything to the US Embassy for the boys' travel visas [dad is doing some pastors' training day on this day with our host]
Thursday -- processing day no big plans
Friday -- if all goes well, we will receive our travel visas [the last piece of the puzzle] on this day and come home and pack and go to the airport
Saturday -- arrive home in Maine [it doesn't seem possible. does it?]
It is so nice to have all of you reading along and celebrating. I feel like we have such a cheering section!!
So this past week and the one coming up should be almost completely dissimilar. Last week was a bit tedious just trying to entertain ourselves and the boys...which is not as easy as it may sound. But this week "We shall be running up and down" as they say here in Uganda. I rode a boda-boda into the center of the capitol city here 3 or 4 times this week. It tired me out and is a bit nerve-racking but when in Rome...
SO the week [in an ideal world] is shaping up as follows for those of you who are curious.
Sunday -- dad is preaching and he asked me to sing with him tomorrow so there may be an impromptu duet. btw: this is the first time that I will have seen/heard him preach this trip or in several years for that matter. we'll see how the boys do sitting through Grampa's [yes, they now call him that] sermon :)
Monday -- I will wait on our lawyer to get the official copies of the court documents and start working on the boys' passports which are being rushed. he has been steady and a refreshing change from our last experience. pray blessings for his good success.
Tuesday -- processing day. nothing much planned
Wednesday -- the LAST REALLY BIG DAY where we present everything to the US Embassy for the boys' travel visas [dad is doing some pastors' training day on this day with our host]
Thursday -- processing day no big plans
Friday -- if all goes well, we will receive our travel visas [the last piece of the puzzle] on this day and come home and pack and go to the airport
Saturday -- arrive home in Maine [it doesn't seem possible. does it?]
It is so nice to have all of you reading along and celebrating. I feel like we have such a cheering section!!
You certainly do have a big cheering section! Go team Brimer! Come home soon!
ReplyDeleteMolly, Alison, Emily, Nicole, and I just had an Ice cream party to celebrate the Brimer Boys!
ReplyDeleteMake sure you read the message on Dad's facebook. It is very important from someone in the state dept concerning the visas Can't wait for next weekend!
Love Mom
I am so excited to read this...:) we all miss you at work and are praying for you everyday
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