as soon as we get our approval back from Homeland Security, we can send it with a bunch of other paperwork to Rwanda.
4 "photo pages" need to be included...so i thought i'd include them here :-)
these might seem random...but the directions are VERY specific on what/who/when the pictures need to be taken.
2 whole family "posed" shots:
i saved the wrong version of this one for the blog - pretend it names all of our extended family underneath this set of pictures! ;-)
all our extended family:
4 "real life" photos of our family:
and a picture of the outside of our house with NO PEOPLE in it and a picture of the room we spend the most time in with NO PEOPLE in it:
8 comments:
Great photos! And great to hear about each little step forward you are making with the adoption.
I liked looking at these photos! Nice to get a bigger picture - like the whole front of your house - what we don't normally see day to day ☺
That is soo cool! I don't know if this actually happens, but can you imagine if you were one of the kids from Rwanda and these are the pictures of your new home and where you get to grow up? AND it's your new family?! This gets me all excited!!
The picture of Bailey and Sawyer is SOOO cute!! What a blessing you are going to be to these kids.
That is so interesting Courtney!
Love the pictures---they're great! Such a good little window into your life! :)
Love all of these pictures ~ The Cassada family.
David just asked me today about where you guys were in the process. It's getting so exciting. These pictures are funny to me - it's funny the specific things that they have asked for (like a picture of the room you spend the most time in? Somedays I feel like that might be the bathroom for this crew!!)
wow you guys!... love to see this story continue to unfold!
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