Today we were all at the farm for our grandma's birthday! I brought my camera with in order to get pictures of us and the kids. It was such a great day, but we just couldn't get all of the kids to look at the camera at the same time!
The family asked a lot of questions about the adoption today. They can't wait for us to have our little ones running around the farm with our niece, nephews, and our cousins kids! Watching all of the kids today reminded me of how us girls and Rhett (our cousin) would run around the farm! My heart is and always will be at the farm. The farm is time for family, love and laughs. Oh and food, lots of food. Aunt Isla and I do a lot of cooking when we are at the farm. Our children will eat well from family traditions passed down from Aunt Isla. I am so grateful for her!! Her patience and passion for keeping the family traditions going is awesome. I hope to take on her role and have my kids say the same thing about me. Our Argue family traditions will soon encompass our children's heritage.. Polish recipes! Aunt Isla and I love beets so that may be a good dish to start with. My cousin Hal's wife also pretty knowledgeable with Polish traditions and I think she will be a great help to get some transitioned into this side of the family!
When we returned home this evening, we found a letter from immigration. I ripped the letter out of Kenton's hands and we eagerly opened it. It was the I797, but as we read it, the disappointment set in.... It was just the notice of action. BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO we thought it was our appointment date and time.... According to the letter we have to wait another 10-14 days... So for now I am left with dreams of Devon playing baseball with the kids, Hannah teaching them how to ride the ponies, Seth, the twins and our cousins kids running through the fields....knowing one day this dream will come true!
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