I heard a Buzz

I heard a buzz today at church that some of you maybe having issues leaving a comment post.

Thanks for the heads up Shirley.

I have since loosened the security measures on our blog. In an effort to make it more user friendly for friends and family.

Please feel free to post your comments. Part of the fun of blogging is feedback.

I think you'll find that the communication between readers and bloggers can be very entertaining.

So have fun with this. Stop back often and share in the excitement as we prepare to bring our baby home.

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Paper Trail Update

Our Dossier should be on a plane to Georgia. Being hand carried.

Our final Home Study is in Trenton.

Soon as it comes back to us (FEDEX) it too will be flying over to Georgia.

We're making progress.

Tamara Sunday

Happy Palm Sunday Everyone.

Did you know that the name Tamara means Palm or Spice?

Yes she is and will be the Spice of Life for us and she will be our little Princess.

Here is a little history about the name Tamara.

Tamara is a name for girls originated from Herbew and it means date palms. Historical background of this name is that this name belonged to the daughter of King David and sister of king Absolom.

See I told you... a Princess ;o)

In Russian it means Palm Tree

TAMARA
Gender: Feminine
Usage: Russian, English
Other Scripts: Тамара (Russian)
Pronounced: tah-MAH-rah (Russian), ta-MA-ra (English) [key]
Russian form of TAMAR. The name can also mean "spice" in Sanskrit.

OK That's your language history lesson for today.