Monday, August 30, 2010

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Encased in 4 suitcases and 4 hand luggage (one hundred pounds of clothes, shoes, books, ball, scooter Miguel and a few souvenirs) there are 40 days of life in Colombia with Miguel Brayan and to take Cordenons. Fortunately, that emotions do not go in your suitcase, because their weight would have cost us a lot of charge. Even these days in Bogota utime went very well, with several visits to museums and interactive sites for children such as DiverCity - a place where children spend a whole afternoon to experience the crafts of adults - or the pizzeria, where the children are ( almost) alone pizza (see photo).
Yesterday, Tuesday 30, all 8, we visited the historic city of Bogota, starting from the Sanctuary of Monserrate located on a hill overlooking the city. We saw the presidential palace, complete with photos of classic children in the midst of guards, beautiful churches and grand finale in a restaurant located in an elegant colonial house of Candelaria. Despite being the last day together in Colombia (Helen, Henry, Nelson and German will start Wednesday, Sept. 1), the children were very quiet - apart from some initial whim. Although this tranquility is largely due to their poor sense of direction space-time, we like to read it as a sign of confidence in their new future (Miguel and Brayan it consists in 'meet Yuri, our dog, grandparents, and buy the bike!). However, no specific request about how and when they meet with the brothers, just can not wait to go to Italy. With this note
quiet salute and thank all the friends who followed us in this journey, we will update you shortly on the back.
Besos by Diego and Lucia


Wednesday, August 25, 2010

Denise Milani Yahoo Answers

Here in Bogota, ready to go home

Monday 23 we are in Bogota, in a residential (The Plenitude) Italian with other adoptive families. The Plenitude is in the northern part of Bogota, a relatively quiet residential area and very convenient, being surrounded by parks, shopping malls and being close to the Italian Institute of Bogota (pool, tennis, football etc - where there is an air of home and eat Italian!). The first days went well, people of the tabernacle, to assist us in Bogota have done wonders to make all the documents quickly: tomorrow will deliver an entry visa for the children but we have to wait to board the boat Tuesday 31 and return home. Kids will not be a return, but a trans-Atlantic leap towards a future to imagine everything. Although I will stress a bit with the language, are very quiet and can not wait to leave - this morning they told me to speak Italian with them (you see I have had enough of my English) abiturasi for the sound etc. These days in Bogota with their yarn is so slippery, there are quirks to be reported if not the usual bargaining about food (they're used to eating chicken, french fries and frijoles-stewed beans twice a day, but we do not We can and try to divert them, with little Successfully on pizza, pasta and vegetables).
In the coming days we will travel a bit, half-day devoted to our interests and their half-day (parks, swimming pool, interactive museum for children) along with Helen, Henry, Nelson and Herman, before the four brothers to separate the travel in Italy. We'll see what happens, and we will also try to bring order into the emotions experienced in the last 40 days in Colombia before opening the new chapter all at home. "
Besos por todos, D & L

Sunday, August 22, 2010

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Here we are After about a month to write the last post from Manizales, Bogota tomorrow we leave for last leg of this adventure in Colombia.
do not yet know exactly what it means to Manizales for our lives, but now that we hear from a certain nostalgia for this place until recently completely unknown.
Here we experienced one of the most important moments of our lives: the birth of our new family. Cable
Plaza, el bosque popular, the hills of Cyprus, the horses of Tierra Viva, has been the scene of so many emotions, and will be forever in the hearts nstri.

Thanks to the people of Manizales, their good heart, thanks to orders that

with their smiles and patience helped us to dress our little

Thanks to taxi drivers who have run with kindness and discretion

Thanks to the keepers of the condominiums, their friendliness and professionalism

Thanks to all the people dell'ICBF

Thank lawyer Angela

And thanks to Ivan and Wilma and their families for the love with which we have welcomed and supported all the time
Buena vida at all.
Lucia