At least I think that is her name (is it wrong to give a Chinese baby a Korean name?). We won't know for sure that it is actually her name until we see her, but right now our family is praying for Baby Suhn. Wondering who she is, what she will look like, and when she will come home.
She has been in my prayers for a long time, but I honestly have not been anticipating her arrival. By that I mean, I haven't been wishing the wait for her would move faster. She is never far from my thoughts and prayers, but the four kids currently living in our house have been keeping me busy.
I am coming through a period of fear concerning Suhn. Fear mainly of the unknowns. The fear has been hampering the anticipation, but that is starting to change. I think the change is due to the following factors:
- I have been reading the blog of a friend who is in China right now with her new daughter. The reading has made our journey to Suhn more real and given a better frame of reference.
- The wait is getting shorter. We think we could get a referral as early as February.
- Mainly, people are praying for me and Prayer is Powerful.
And even though that moment is coming up fast, with the building anticipation, the wait is starting to feel long...
But as I wait, I find myself dreaming about a little girl named Suhn.
7 comments:
WOW Feb - that is quick!! "Quick" for the adoption world! so exciting and LOVE her name!!! Praying for you all!
Like I said, earliest is probably Feb, as you know things usually take longer than you think in the adoption world. Then we will travel 3-5 months after that!
we're looking forward to meeting her too! Such a sweet name! Of course you can give a Korean name to a Chinese girl...we give Hebrew, Italian, French, Greek, etc. names to American kids all the time!
can't wait to meet her either! praying for you and our sweet little niece!
very good point rebekah!
i love hearing what's on your heart, and i'm excited for you, that the feelings of anticipation are increasing. :)
Thanks Shar!
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