We were scheduled to be at Korean Social Services at 10:00AM on Friday. We took the amazing subway system most of the way. When we got to the end of the line, we showed a cab driver the address to KSS. He had no clue where to take us. Tim had his GPS with him, so we decided to carry the strollers, diaper bags, gifts for the KSS employees and children the rest of the way . . . almost two miles worth. It was interesting walking through the district and seeing things close up.
KSS is tucked back in a gated area and isn't easily seen from the street. When we arrived, we completed updates for three children slated to come home soon. We won't meet the children we are escorting until Monday at the airport.
The nursery is well organized and the babies are well cared for. The physician was there during our visit doing check ups.
All the babies who weren't sleeping seemed very alert, but this little guy looked like he had somethin' to say!
I was privileged to meet Mrs. Lee, my son's foster mother. She has another little boy on the sling on her back.
Here we are leaving KSS, the first part of our mission accomplished. We took the bus back to the subway station thankfully!
We were scheduled to be at Korean Social Services at 10:00AM on Friday. We took the amazing subway system most of the way. When we got to the end of the line, we showed a cab driver the address to KSS. He had no clue where to take us. Tim had his GPS with him, so we decided to carry the strollers, diaper bags, gifts for the KSS employees and children the rest of the way . . . almost two miles worth. It was interesting walking through the district and seeing things close up.
KSS is tucked back in a gated area and isn't easily seen from the street. When we arrived, we completed updates for three children slated to come home soon. We won't meet the children we are escorting until Monday at the airport.
The nursery is well organized and the babies are well cared for. The physician was there during our visit doing check ups.
All the babies who weren't sleeping seemed very alert, but this little guy looked like he had somethin' to say!
I was privileged to meet Mrs. Lee, my son's foster mother. She has another little boy on the sling on her back.
Here we are leaving KSS, the first part of our mission accomplished. We took the bus back to the subway station thankfully!
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