The girls are HOME!! We brought the girls home at the end of October!  They are doing really well and everything feels so natural!  Glory to God for bringing everything together in HIS time! The last few weeks before we brought the girls home were probably the hardest few weeks of our lives.  I can honestly say that was the hardest thing I have ever done!  The emotional ups and downs were off the chart!  Greg and I tried to jump in front of God...hindsight is 20/20!  Once we were able to back up and just wait on His timing, everything came together! We took Eli with us to pick up the girls!  He was such an incredible help and blessing!  I can't imagine the trip without him!   We want to thank you all for your love and support over the last 4 years!  The journey was long and had many turns and twists!  We are beginning a new journey as a family of 9 now!  We will continue to covet your prayers as we all adjust to our new normal!  (I realize how old I am every night when I am exhaus

 I know it has been a while since my last post!  A lot has happened but I just wasn't sure about posting until things were more final!  We have been in this process since October of 2016...almost 4 years.  The adoption is final and now we are just waiting for immigration stuff to be completed so that we can bring our girls home to the USA!   Last July we got our official match for three little girls.  That began a crazy couple of weeks of getting ready for Greg and I to travel to Haiti to meet them and have some time bonding.  We spent the last half of last August in Haiti.  It was such a sweet time of getting to know the girls.  (I have a whole blog post about our trip that I will post when we get them home.) Leaving them there was one of the hardest things I have ever had to do! It is so strange to come home to the US knowing that 3 of your children are miles away.  It is a feeling that I cannot describe.  The craziest thing was that no-one (other than Greg) could understand what