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I've come to the point where I just think I've been here a little too long. I rarely know what day it is; I NEVER know what time it is. I feel like I'm walking in a cloud of confusion, thankful that we have a guide telling me where to be and when. On Sunday (I think it was Sunday anyway, that is, if today is Monday, but that cannot be confirmed), we went to some museum for some tomb. I don't really know what it was all about except that 2 year olds and museums don't really go together. Mark actually loved it and I loved that they had a little play area, so Mark soaked it all in and we played.

All ready to go in my new kicks:

 

Before the museum, they made us watch a video. I listened to approximately none of it. Instead I made faces with and took pictures of this girl:

I guess this was the top of the tomb and lots of people had thrown money in there. I kept my money for myself. I don't think those dead people really need it.

Mark totally into it, even listening to the head set.

 

Very thankful for the play area!

Besides the play area, Luyana really liked these steps. She is not good at steps at all, she has very low muscle tone in her legs, but she sure tried with ALL her might!

 

This is the other couple that we met before we came and have become friends with. Their little Ellie is A-DORABLE.

With Miss Luyana, she has some medical and physical issues that we weren't quite expecting.  Yesterday was a difficult day as we were thinking about all the unknowns and what this might mean for all of us. But we are grateful for the extra special prayers and notes we received. We are really looking forward to getting her home, getting to a doctor, and finding out all that is going on. I'm thankful for all the people who are praying for us, God has given us so much peace about the situation today and we are beyond grateful that God chose to use us to help her get everything that she needs.

Today we bought her some squeaky shoes, which um, she thinks are the greatest things in the world. Video below (please excuse our messy hotel room). Also a video of Mark teaching her to say 'I love you'. :)