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Philippine Travel Log: Death by Pink Laptop and Windows Vista
Before hitting the sack on Saturday, 9/27 (after arriving in Manila), I of course pulled all manner of electronic equipment out of my bag, and began setting up my command center in the room – as is my custom. Faith … Continue reading
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Philippine Travel Log: Minor Disaster Averted
After dinner with our friends and a little shopping – particularly for our new-found fruity friend, the pummelo – we returned to the hotel. It was getting close to bed time for John, but we still had time to play … Continue reading
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Tagged Anger, John Block, Parenting, Philippines
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Philippine Travel Log: Dinner with the Ramos family
When Faith originally mentioned the idea that we were going to meet up for dinner in Manila with a family she’d met on the Yahoo! adoption group, my first reaction was paranoia. I was pretty (legitimately, I think) concerned about … Continue reading
Posted in Adoption, Family and Friends, Food, Fun and Games, Travel
Tagged Chicken Sisig, Philippines
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Philippine Travel Log: Chosen Children Village
International adoption is a complex process. Not only did we have to work with two agencies in the US, but our International agency (Wide Horizons for Children, which we highly recommend) worked closely with a liaison agency in the Philippines … Continue reading
Philippine Travel Log: Gotchya Day Zero
Adoptive families have an extra holiday to celebrate each year. In addition to birthdays, Christmas, Thanksgiving, and Kazmir Pulaski Day, adoptive families celebrate “Gotchya Day”. This is a special holiday for an adopted child commemorating the day when his or … Continue reading
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Tagged Gotchya Day, Philippine Airlines, Philippines
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Philippine Travel Log: John’s First Day in the Big City
We all got up fairly early for our first day in the big city. I had stayed up far too late the night before, but it didn’t matter. We were ready to rock. We started the day by calling Uncle … Continue reading