This made me cry today.

From Kimmie...

...we saw your very handsome little baby boy. What a cutie. He is not walking. I saw him scoot, kind of on one leg...skootching about. When we arrived (day 1) we found him right away. He was sitting out on a blanket that was filled with all kinds of baby toys, he was very happy, both fists full of goodies. He was concentrating on which to grab next and inched his way across the blanket with his one leg maneuver. He is very healthy and a happy little guy. He still looks very much like the pictures you sent me...maybe a little bit chubbier (not much).
The other time we came he was napping, but we went and checked on him...he was all cozily tucked in and looked very content. Another day he was sitting in a little baby type walker, watching a kids video the special mom's put in, while they were getting ready to feed everyone, he was watching it very carefully- I think he is a little studier already! So cute, he kept his eye on the food though, as he wasn't going to miss out on that! We told him you love him and that his family is coming soon to bring him home. I am sure God interpreted that for him ;-)
The special mothers take such excellent care of the children. Honestly, there are so many others who help too...I was amazed by all of the men who help at Hannah's Hope (Danny, Geb, Johannas, Tom...) they very much love the children...lots of hugs and kisses and talking (to them) going on continually through the day.

That sounds like my boy, making sure he gets fed! He'll fit right in around here with my other little human vacuum :) And so far, still not walking. That must mean he's going to be a genius like Jackson and Claire, the only other kids I know that took their dear sweet time to become bipedal.

Kimmie also gave a little update about the donation delivery.

Our group was able to bring about a month and a half worth of formula. Almaz got very emotional when she stepped into her office and saw that there was a whole wall full (almost stacked to the ceiling...we did that for effect!) of formula. It is hard for her to get there, she basically has to fight to get it. I can't imagine how exhausting that must be. So, if you are thinking of bringing stuff...grab that. I noticed too, that PJ's of all sizes would be good, many of the pairs looked old and worn. But formula is most needed.

That reminds me, I have PJs to pull out for my "packing pile". Thanks Kimmie, this was the sweetest thing to get and a total surprise tonight! Welcome home everybody, sorry to hear your all sick. Bummer.