Finally seeing the finish (or start?)

Last week (Oct 29th) we finally received notice from the Embassy that Anderlin could come for his Visa medical exam and interview.  This mean that we had exited the phase with the Haitian Ministry of Interior (MOI) - an "8 week phase" that due to whatever (probably summer holidays and lack of motivation) took over 16 weeks.  There's an extra couple months.  :-( 

But nonetheless - we've continued just to rely on God for things that are out of our hands.  Anderlin will be here at some point and as soon as he is, that whirlwind will start and it will be all that we know going forward.

So then yesterday Anderlin had his visit to Port Au Prince to the Embassy and for a required medical exam.  He and Roni (house/foster parent) flew to Port Au Prince for the day.  Roni kept us up to date throughout the day, documenting some of their progress and activities.

Here Anderlin is in the airport with his boarding pass:

On the Airplane

 

The "Waiting room" for his medical appt.

Not sure where the playground was, but Anderlin had a chance to show some skills with stairs and climbing!

 Planning to keep the blogs flowing as it makes sense to document the journey for us to look back on and for any others interested to share with us and/or learn more about how this works for any possible call that God might put on their hearts.