Day3

Hello on day Three
Our sleep is doing better and we are Good.  Today was a great day. Out early and on our way for church with friends. In a new country everything is new and different.
Mcdonalds has expresso in Kiev. Our friends met us there and we took the subway. Entrance cost 2 grieve, about ($1:80) once through the gate you can readh any part of the city on trains which arrive and depart with only two or three min wait times. First we went down 300 ft and then we were off taking three trains to reach thee church. Service was good with translation. Pastor even made a connection in scripture I had not heard before, After service we walked and visited an orthodox church, a number of monuments and the cities center which is beautiful. We ate traditional Ukrain food, Susan had chicken kiev, I had borsch and fod desert it was a type of perogy with sweat cheries.
Returning to our friends apartment we enjoied good conversation. With me every ten minits reminding my self I did not have to hurry off becouse I had to be or do something else. There was no other pressing issues.
Should mention the friends we were with are medical missionary who can refere adorable special needs children for forever homes they can join.
While we were there our adoption facilitator brought by another couple who are adopting. The man sang a song he had writen and it was hard not to cry. We were crying. It was about little hearts and tiny hands waiting for someone to hold them. "don't tell me what you think ontil you take the time to hold my hand"  We got the audio but posting it will have to be Ashleys dept.

Well our Big appointment day is tomarrow at 5 AM your time (it is now 4AM couse they just started daylight save time) I have been told now I do not need to be aprehensive and things will go well. I am glad to hear this and will be even more glad when I tell you they were right.
Will close for now. Hope we are in your thoughts and prayers. You are in ours.
sincerly, David