| Pamella |
 Verfasst am: 04.12.2014, 17:01 Titel: uinwHCEcFlsveeCxvkB |
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| While I'm not saying that the cyncis here are wrong, I will tell you that I was where you are a short year ago. I met a man who lived in a foreign country and we talked for a while. We decided to meet in September, so I traveled to his country to meet him and his family. We realized that we got along even better in person than we did online and for the following six months we made concrete plans to be to have a life together. In March he traveled to my country to meet my family and help me pack my things and moved to his country, where I live today. We were married in July, and I couldn't be happier.So basically, before one of you decides to make any plans of being together, you need to meet and spend a week together to see if you can get along in person as you do online, and then decide from there.But even under the best of circumtances, your problems won't end there. If you guys decide that you belong together and you move to the US, prepare yourselves for a lot of intrusion and scrutiny into your personal lives. Also, you may have to remain in Singapore indefinitely while the US Immigration make up their minds as to whether your marriage is legitimate or not. I'm having to go through similar problems in my husband's country. |
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| Muhammad |
| Verfasst am: 04.12.2014, 08:06 Titel: vmVJMSpuWEmNMNy |
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| Thank you so much. Actually Alyson is our second child, but to be hoesnt, you pretty much forget everything by the time the baby is born anyways. It's like you're new parents all over again! lolAlyson just turned 9 months on the 21st, so I guess she's a few months behind, Noah, but close enough! I have liked your facebook page and will post a pic soon. We are new to the DS community. I've waited until now, because I wanted to spend more time on Alyson being Alyson rather than Alyson being a DS child, if you understand what I mean. In a way however I wished I had joined the community earlier, everyone is so nice. It's indescribable how there is an instant connection amongst complete strangers. If only the entire world is so welcoming as this community is of each other. We are currently working on sitting without the use of her arms to prop and finer gross motor skills in play time. It's amazing how much work goes into learning small tasks. Not to be cheezy but I really find my daughter to be inspiring. |
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