Delylah Aviella Paulsen: A Little Lift

Monday, June 23, 2008

A Little Lift

What cute little toes

Well, today we received 15 new photos of Delylah. Our agency sent 5 and our friends Tymm, Laura, and Meron sent us ten photos from their trip to get baby Meron. That was a definate lift in our spirits because we have been so down about not knowing when we will get to bring our little girl home. We also received a little update on her weight and she is a little butterball at 15 and a half pounds. I am now hoping that Lennah's clothes will fit Delylah after all because Lennah was just shy of 15 pounds when we brought her home at almost 8 months and Delylah just turned 5 months on Friday. Hopefully, we will hear something about Delylah's orphanage starting to process cases soon. Keep us in your prayers.

3 comments:

Donna said...: Can't wait to tickle those little piggies!; June 24, 2008 at 4:08 PM
Special K said...: What an adorable little foot. If her foot is that cute, I can just imagine the rest of her!; June 24, 2008 at 6:38 PM
A said...: Adorable!!!

http://studenthandouts.blogspot.com/; May 13, 2010 at 1:38 PM

Post a Comment

History of Ethiopia

Ethiopia is one of the oldest known cradles of civilization known to man. Christianity was brought to the Kingdom of Axum around the 4th century AD and later in the 7th century Islam was introduced. Foreign missionaries were introduced to the region around the 1630's. Because of these unwelcomed guest Ethiopia did not welcome foreign Christians and Europeans into their lands. Its isolationism may have saved the country from 19th century colonialism. In 1936 Italian facists entered the region and forced its emperor into isolation but was later returned when the British and the French defeated the Italians. Civil unrest would lead to the demise of the aging emperor and in 1974 a socialist sort of government was named. The country went through a period of red terror that was funded by the Soviets and Cuba. This lead to the implementation of a communist government being installed in the late 1970's, early 1980's. In 1989 the country went through a period of famine that also lead to a change in governments. Finally, in 1994 the country would declare its independence and later hold free elections.

Delylah Aviella Paulsen

Monday, June 23, 2008

A Little Lift

3 comments:

What time is is in Ethiopia?

Addis Ababa

Delylah's Big Sis

Mommy and Daddy

Ethiopian Adoptions

History of Ethiopia

About Me

Blog Archive