We brought the supplies we bought to the baby home today. We received big "Spasiba!" (thank you). When the caregiver arrived with Little Miss she was directing us to the tiny room. Bill showed her that we brought the cookies and she escorted us back to the group. Maybe we should bring cookies every day! It was another visit filled with dancing, looking at books, peek-a-boo, discovering new toys in the playroom and lots of giggles. We pulled out her snow boots to try on and that was it. We spent the next half hour trying them on, taking them off, putting on her sandals, taking them off, on and off with the socks. She was enthralled. She loves to take off her shoes and socks. She tries to put them back on for some time before she relents to ask for help. This playroom has a door to the main play area for the group. We can hear the other children playing. Today someone in the other room was crying. Little Miss heard this, walked over to the door, pointed and shook her finger saying I-Yi-Yi, as if to correct them. Hmm, wonder where she picked that up! At snack time her caregivers came to get her, while we stayed to cleaned up the playroom. By the time we passed through the kitchen our happy girl was seated at the table with a cookie in hand. She gave us a big smile and a wave! Paka Paka! We will miss her over the weekend as the baby home is not open for visits. But the good news is we are getting closer to not having to say goodbye again.
After our visit, we returned to the Church of our Savior on Spilled Blood. We went during our last visit but the interior was closed, They are closed on Wednesdays. Today we saw the inside and it was worth the wait. It is stunning! Every wall and ceiling is covered with detailed mosaics. It is beautiful. We then did a little bargaining in the open air souvenir stands across the street. Our driver walked with us to Cafe Saint Petersburg for an early dinner. It was another good meal. Bill & I both commented on how good the soups are here. There is such a variety of them as well. It was another lovely day!
| Trying to show the detail of a mosaic. |
| Church of our Savior on Spilled Blood - after our dinner. |
Suzy & Bill! I have been reading the blogs all week and cried when I was reading about your court date. I am so happy for you guys and look forward to meeting, “Little Miss”.
ReplyDeleteOH BOY!!! Little Miss sounds like such fun, and maybe a hand full!! They said she likes to be first. Maybe she likes being the boss, also (trying to correct the little crying child)!! Maybe she will be more of a "little mother" type.It will be such fun to see her personality shine which it is doing more & more with each visit. Suzy, she is so like you in loving shoes. She will also probably mimick your ways as a little girl, and she will be changing her clothes everytime you give her a chance.You did that when you were 3 yrs. old & beyond.As you remember, you loved to change clothes & dress up.Sounds like your little daughter is taking after you, such fun!!
ReplyDeleteThe church is beautiful, just amazing!! When you think of the time in which it was built, so many years ago, and such beauty & talent displayed!
Enjoy the week end sightseeing and maybe getting some relaxation. Give "our girl" our love, hugs, & kisses on Mon. when you see her again.
Love, Mom/Gamma
Good Morning Suzy and Bill___ The journey is so wonderful to read__ She sounds awesome and with parents as you both __ Life will be wonderful. The photo's you have posted are brilliant and now I would love to come and see the art there. I am sure it is amazing. Have a wonderful week-end and look forward to Monday's blog.
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