We had the amazing opportunity to travel to Durame and meet Abaynesh's grandmother. I am deeply thankful for this trip. It solidly put into perspective what has to happen for children to be relinquished. It's not a decision taken lightly...
The first four pictures were taken from the van on the way to Durame. Beautiful, breathtaking rainbow, lots of little rivers and streams, traditional Ethiopian huts, and kids walking...always walking to school. The next two are of the intake center (where all our kids were first placed in care). Then there is the view outside the hotel in Durame, and finally Jason's, "pizza." I think it was bread with a little tomato paste on it, and a cabbage garnish. Right up his alley.
The first four pictures were taken from the van on the way to Durame. Beautiful, breathtaking rainbow, lots of little rivers and streams, traditional Ethiopian huts, and kids walking...always walking to school. The next two are of the intake center (where all our kids were first placed in care). Then there is the view outside the hotel in Durame, and finally Jason's, "pizza." I think it was bread with a little tomato paste on it, and a cabbage garnish. Right up his alley.
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