Jared, Malakai Mussie, and I made it home at 11:30pm last night. It was a LONG 40 hour trip start to finish and we are still very tired. We woke up to our little ones this morning and only got about 4-5 hours each. Hopefully we can nap some today. I'll be posting when I can about the trip, but first I need rest and time to finish up my journaling. To hold you over here are some pics from our trip. Thank you all for the wonderful prayers and support! We felt so covered in prayer and God's provision was over and above for the whole time...more on that later.
Introducing Mr. Malakai Mussie Blake Murphy
10 comments:
He is just beautiful. How old is he? Welcome home!!!!
Michelle
Welcome Home!!! Oh, you guys, he is sooo beautiful! I can't wait to meet the little guy and hear all about your trip:-) Get losts of rest, it's funny how it all catches up with you once the adren. wears off:-) We are so happy for your family~Muah!
Welcome home. he is breath taking!
We would love to bring you dinner one day this week to help... anything from the good food store that you like? what night would be best?
email me
Linsey
welcome home-what a cutie! We canot wait till it is our turn-our little girl is over there right now, we just need to get to court and GO!! :)
Precious!! Can't wait to hear more about your trip! He is SOOO cute!!!
Hey guys,
It's so great to get to see pictures of you with your little guy!
Blessings, Jenny L.
Oh, Whitney, he is the picture of God's love. Take care, rest and share with us when you can, the precious journey to retrieve this special gift. Aunt Regie
Hooray! A beautiful end to an incredable jouney of faith, and an even more beautiful beginning to the journey of a lifetime! Thanks for sharing all your special moments along the way, especially our few precious hours with you guys at the airport on your way home!
Bravo! There is a special place in heaven for you both. We sponsor an child from Kenya - his name is chondo. it's a great feeling to give back...we can't imagine what YOU must be feeling right now and for the rest of your lives.
We work with an organization thats been instrumental in helping developing countries. We currently sponsor 10 thousand children in 6 different developing countries and we're on track to sponsor 1 MILLI0N more by 2013! We've also built 2 hospitals, 15 schools and 4 biogas digesters.
Have a look at our website if you get a chance
http://www.protrackerplus.com/3013/gtap.html
We're building the Largest Humanitarian Army in the WORLD...and we could always use a few more soldiers!
Cheers,
Kenny & Erica Jones
So glad you are home. M. is absolutely beautiful. Wow, what did Aspen think of him? I can't wait to hear about your trip and meet that baby! Crystal
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