Mission Accomplished

Finally made the obligatory journey to Red Square. I understand there is an audio tour, but we did not see an English speaker to find out how to get it. We walked around for a little while, took some pictures, and called ourselves done. Jordan had another good day with a few pouts thrown in there, but no more than any other child would. McDonald's fries still a hit.

She played with Daddy a lot today, but still is only comfortable with him when I am in the room. She so loves his tickles, high fives, and kisses, though. That comfort will come soon enough, when we get home, and I go straight to work the next day. Then it's all Daddy!

Bath time has become a delight to Jordan. First night she trembled at being put in a bathtub and would not sit down. Second night, we pretty much forced her to sit down, and she did, but again trembled the whole time. Third night, she kept running to the tub wanting a bath. She sat right down, started playing with her toys and splashing like it was the most fun she had ever had. I'm having to tell her "no" all the time now when she runs for the tub because I'm not doing bath time 8 times a day.

Tomorrow is our appointment at the American Embassy for an interview. This is a formality in order to get Jordan's Visa into the United States. The Visa should then be ready on Tuesday. She is not an American citizen until we get back to Atlanta. I think that is almost our last hoop to jump through before we leave, aside from getting to the airplane, a daunting task in itself. We are so ready, though. Can't wait to bring her home.