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December | 2009 | The Boylan's Ukraine Adoption Journies
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The Boylan's Ukraine Adoption Journies. This site described our two Ukraine adoptions and life thereafter with 5 kids! December 10, 2009. Merry Christmas to you! Wow, it’s been more than a year since I updated this blog! That’s only because I now use Facebook instead. We’ve had a wonderful and blessed year in 2009. Our family has continued to bond. It’s hard to believe we went from having 1 child to 5 in 1.5 year’s time! To their forever families in 2009! Here are a few highlights from the year:. The kid...
One Year Later….. | The Boylan's Ukraine Adoption Journies
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The Boylan's Ukraine Adoption Journies. This site described our two Ukraine adoptions and life thereafter with 5 kids! One Year Later…. October 31, 2008. Ohhhhh, the memories! They are flooding back. One year ago today we had our SDA appt. in. We were a little nervous, but more excited than anything. It was sooooooo much better than our first appt. at the NAC for our first. We were so happy to be back in. Our missionary friends had arranged this for us since it’s much cheaper than renting an apartment...
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The Boylan's Ukraine Adoption Journies. This site described our two Ukraine adoptions and life thereafter with 5 kids! May 27, 2008. Boy, how time flies. I can’t believe it’s been a month and a half since I wrote the last update! We are all doing well and very ready for summer. Two more weeks of homework and then 3 months of playtime! Within a minute, all 5 kids were sitting at that spot with their feet in the water telling me how nice and warm the water was! Wow, the power of suggestion.🙂. Next school ...
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The Boylan's Ukraine Adoption Journies. This site described our two Ukraine adoptions and life thereafter with 5 kids! November 6, 2008. As I was washing my second load of dishes (in the dishwasher! And washing my 3rd load of laundry today, I couldn’t help but remember that one year ago we were in an apartment in Nikolaev with no running water – 2 adults and 3 small children with no water! We also had no luggage, as American Airlines lost it in NY and it took 5 days to get delivered to us in. One night, ...
Our Boys FAMILY DAY Today! | The Boylan's Ukraine Adoption Journies
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The Boylan's Ukraine Adoption Journies. This site described our two Ukraine adoptions and life thereafter with 5 kids! Our Boys FAMILY DAY Today! November 15, 2008. It’s been a special day for Dima and Misha today. One year ago today was when a judge in a small courthouse in Ochakiv, Ukraine announced that Dima and Misha were now Boylans! Here is a pic of the courthouse and also a family picture of us standing ourside the courthouse in Ochkiv that I just love. November 16, 2008 at 1:53 pm.
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Nick and Nancy's Ukraine Adoption: 12/21/08 - 12/28/08
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Nick and Nancy's Ukraine Adoption. Nick and Nancy's adventures in adopting a child from a post-Iron Curtain, post-Cold War, post-Orange Revolution country. Saturday, December 27, 2008. As we began the adoption process, several people asked (and we asked ourselves), why adopt from Ukraine? After all, we have no family ties here. In many ways, I can honestly answer, I don't know. We felt God was leading us to be here. Nancy fell in love with a picture of a round faced little boy here. R had treated us to m...
Nick and Nancy's Ukraine Adoption: babushka and dadushka
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Nick and Nancy's Ukraine Adoption. Nick and Nancy's adventures in adopting a child from a post-Iron Curtain, post-Cold War, post-Orange Revolution country. Monday, January 26, 2009. I'll spare you some of the ugly times we experienced at the customs when entering into USA but it certainly wasn't a short process. However, what kept my overly tired boys going was the knowledge that they would soon meet babushka and dadushka! They had seen their pictures in our photo album and always wanted to identify them.
Nick and Nancy's Ukraine Adoption: The Great Patriotic War Museum
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Nick and Nancy's Ukraine Adoption. Nick and Nancy's adventures in adopting a child from a post-Iron Curtain, post-Cold War, post-Orange Revolution country. Monday, January 19, 2009. The Great Patriotic War Museum. Well, after a nightmarish day like yesterday (1/17), we were due for a good day. And we had one, though the boys still were challenging. Yuri took us to a museum commemorating the Great Patriotic War (aka WW II). The museum has both indoor and outdoor displays. The helicopter was the biggest hit.
Nick and Nancy's Ukraine Adoption: 1/25/09 - 2/1/09
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Nick and Nancy's Ukraine Adoption. Nick and Nancy's adventures in adopting a child from a post-Iron Curtain, post-Cold War, post-Orange Revolution country. Monday, January 26, 2009. I'll spare you some of the ugly times we experienced at the customs when entering into USA but it certainly wasn't a short process. However, what kept my overly tired boys going was the knowledge that they would soon meet babushka and dadushka! They had seen their pictures in our photo album and always wanted to identify them.
Nick and Nancy's Ukraine Adoption: Catch Up Note: Last Day in Lugansk
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Nick and Nancy's Ukraine Adoption. Nick and Nancy's adventures in adopting a child from a post-Iron Curtain, post-Cold War, post-Orange Revolution country. Monday, January 19, 2009. Catch Up Note: Last Day in Lugansk. I resolved to get up early and slip into Ruslan's room so as to not have him go into a jealous frenzy first thing in the morning. Then he decided to wake up Ruslan. He left the room before I could stop him. I slipped in to Ruslan's room to minimize the damage. I was wrong. T...It One of the...
Nick and Nancy's Ukraine Adoption: Sorry for the delay!
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Nick and Nancy's Ukraine Adoption. Nick and Nancy's adventures in adopting a child from a post-Iron Curtain, post-Cold War, post-Orange Revolution country. Sunday, January 18, 2009. Sorry for the delay! Hi all, we've got the boys from the orphanage and after much celebration and packing, we climbed into the train back to Kiev, only this time we needed two sleeper cars side by side. Connie and Henry said. So those little boys think their mother is beautiful and love to look at her. That's terrific! After ...
Nick and Nancy's Ukraine Adoption: Catch Up #4: Final Adoption Steps in Kyiv
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Nick and Nancy's Ukraine Adoption. Nick and Nancy's adventures in adopting a child from a post-Iron Curtain, post-Cold War, post-Orange Revolution country. Monday, January 19, 2009. Catch Up #4: Final Adoption Steps in Kyiv. We got to our new flat in Kyiv. And threw our bags in. I took 10 minutes to shave and clean up a bit, but there was no time to unpack or shower. We scrambled off in moments to the American Embassy, leaving Colin and Claire at the homestead. They also were flexible in setting a Visa a...
Nick and Nancy's Ukraine Adoption: In response to Colin
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Nick and Nancy's Ukraine Adoption. Nick and Nancy's adventures in adopting a child from a post-Iron Curtain, post-Cold War, post-Orange Revolution country. Monday, January 19, 2009. In response to Colin. Hi, Mom here. Colin is wrong, they make eye contact with us all the time. They look down and don't want to make eye contact when we scold them. This is fairly common and doesn't alarm me. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). McDonalds is NOT Their Kind of Place. The Great Patriotic War Museum. Nick and Na...
Nick and Nancy's Ukraine Adoption: 1/4/09 - 1/11/09
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Nick and Nancy's Ukraine Adoption. Nick and Nancy's adventures in adopting a child from a post-Iron Curtain, post-Cold War, post-Orange Revolution country. Saturday, January 10, 2009. It's snowing again, only this time it is the tiny flakes, not the big fluffy ones I love. Friday, January 9, 2009. Dear Mr. Eppley. Please stop trying to protest Global Warming. In fact. Encourage it. It's cold. It's cold here. Right now it's -9 C with a wind chill of -19 C. That's right. Its cold. Thursday, January 8, 2009.
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