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- elc
- Mountain West, United States
- Lucky Mama to spaghetti, kung pao and kimchi... all spicy! Middle School Science teacher, firm believer in No Child Left INDOORS!
Adoption Timeline
- June 27th, 2009 Home forever!
- June 16th, 2009 TRAVEL CALL!
- June 11th, 2009 Visa Interview
- June 1st, 2009 Korea has issued Emigration Permit.
- May 12th, 2009 U.S. Embassy- Korea sent Packet 3 sent out to Eastern
- May 11th, 2009 Logged out NVC, visa request forwarded to U.S. Embassy in Korea
- May 7th, 2009 I-600 approval logged in at National Visa Center
- May 1st, 2009- I-600 approval
- Aptil 15th, 2009- I-600 filed
- March 30th, 2009- Legals arrive!
- March 2009- Fingerprints for USCIS done! I-600A approval.
- February 28th, 2009 Signed official paperwork.
- February 26th, 2009 Got the CALL!!!!!!!
- February 2009- Officially #3 (and then... #2). Homestudy done! I-600A filed. Hopefully NEXT!
- January 2009- The rollercoaster! 10-9-8-6-and now...#5 on boys list.
- December 2008 - Started Homestudy with local agency (CSSM). Now #13 on boy list.
- November 2008 - Received special permission. Added to boy list at #16
- October 2008 - We signed with an agency (AAC) and asked for special permission from Korea.
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3 comments:
So the question is: do you bottle them? We planted way too many tomato plants this year... and I have a feeling they are all going to turn red at once!
I also planted tomatillos, so I need to learn how to bottle those!
No! I'm laughing... we canned so much growing up and I hated the hot, sticky all day event that it was so much that I vowed I'd never do it myself. Plus, our puny urban garden doesn't produce enough to can anyway. I'll ask my dad for his recipes though.
No! I'm laughing... we canned so much growing up and I hated the hot, sticky all day event that it was so much that I vowed I'd never do it myself. Plus, our puny urban garden doesn't produce enough to can anyway. I'll ask my dad for his recipes though.
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