We're home!

As I type this, I once again have a precious baby girl sleeping on my lap. I think she thinks that night is coming to an end (it's 10:19 p.m. here) and day is just beginning. That's what I'm afraid of since she's been sleeping quite consistently off and on since 12:30 or so. Yikes. Well, as with most of life, I'll cross that bridge when I come to it. I know that what most people really want to see is pictures, so I tried to post a plethera of those, although pictures never capture just how amazing something/someone is. I am starting to hit the effects of jet lag again, so I'll save the comments for another day and let you soak in some of the pics in reverse order of the week ("starting" with coming home late last night around 11 and "ending" with seeing Selah for the first time). Other pictures include Selah's special nanny; our visit with our Compassion child, Mekdes, and her mother; the moms at the coffee company; time with Robel, our guide and friend; sleeping in the bassinet on the 17 hour flight home; and just lovin on our daughter. Unforgettable. That'a good word to describe much of what took place this week. I'll write more about it later. P.S. Pray for Karl. I think he has the ET funk...and he has to work this week (since Sunday the new service opens at the North Campus and there's still so much to do!)