Case Family in Hong Kong

After an hour to and an hour in the airport in Hong Kong, a 5 hour flight to Korea, a 7 hour layover in the Korean airport, a 12 hour flight to Chicago, an UNEXPECTED 12 hour layover in the Chicago airport and another 1 hour flight to Louisville, we finally made it.  We all had many breakdowns along the way, felt and looked like zombies upon arrival, but we’re here and very grateful that we made it safely.  Our expert opinion is to stay as far away from Chicago O’Hare airport as possible and DO NOT fly American Airlines, it seems like they’re hiring anyone with a GED these days and cancelling flights with little regard for their customers.  Anyways, we got to fly from Korea next to a couple adopting a 10 month old Korean baby boy, so Melanie and I were watching and learning, trying to see how Ezri reacted to the baby.  She did good but somehow she’s confused, “SHARE!” with “Let go, it’s mine, don’t even think about touching it.”  We heard from the US embassy in Guatemala yesterday and they want us to get our fingerprints updated as soon as possible, so we hope to get an appointment made, hopefully sometime this week.  Well Ezri loves her grandparents “puppies” and enjoyed chasing the dogs around the house.  She also basked in all the attention from her grandparents and playing with some of her cousins for the first time.  I’ll try to post some pictures soon.  Thanks for checking in, the Cases