Thursday, September 18, 2008
Time difference
On our way to and from Russia, we will travel through Amsterdam, which is six hours ahead of Eastern Standard Time (EST). That means our flight is eight hours long and will land in Amsterdam at 1:20 a.m. EST on Tuesday. Ha ... that should be fun times! We then get to hang out at the Amsterdam airport for five hours until our flight leaves for Russia at 6:40 a.m. EST on Tuesday. So that means we will be sitting in an airport while our bodies are used to being snuggled in bed. Wanna join us? Russia is eight hours ahead of EST and after a three hour flight, we will land there at 9:30 a.m. EST {which is 5:30 p.m. Russia time}. I wonder how long it will take for our bodies to get adjusted? Probably about as long as we are there ... sigh. We have a little clock to the right to let you know what time it is in Russia while we are there. :)
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i'm just so excited for you guys!!! i can't wait for you to bring your little one home. and yes time differences stink when it comes to traveling internationally, you'll probably crash when you get there and then you'll be okay!!!
Hi, I just got here from "Hibernate." I wanted to wish you well on your journey and tell you that we adopted 2 from St. P. as well. What baby home? Ours are from #6.
You may get a bit of sternness and frowning from the Russians involved in this process, but in the end they really do want to see these kids get homes. Make sure you take photos of yourselves with the baby to take to court.
Удача Udacha (Good luck!)
-Lisse
@ Home in the World
I can't believe you're HERE in this process already!! I am so proud of you and excited to be watching your adoption journey unfold! Love ya!
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