Class B Arrives in Korea

I'm only writing this post to remind myself later of the timeline leading up to meeting Charlie. If FedEx is to be believed, our class B waiver arrived in Korea today (which was yesterday, sort of, in Korea as Seoul is 14 hours ahead of EST in the U.S.). I think it arrived at Holt, our adoption agency. From there it goes to the embassy or somewhere else official. Then Charlie's visa gets issued. Somewhere in there is the "visa interview," which is an appointment for which Charlie's foster mom has to take him to an "interview" for his visa. Imagining how this goes down just cracks me up. I imagine a stern, mean-faced official staring down Korean babies, getting up in their little faces, and giving them the third degree about why they want to emigrate to the United States -- "so little baby, why do you want to leave Korea and go to the U.S??" Hopefully not the way it really goes down...yeah, probably not.

Anyways, so we wait. Hopefully sometime next week we'll get the call that we're all clear to go get little Jin-yeong.