When Dreams Come True
The image above is from our first few months together. For me it symbolizes the hope of all that is to come… I have written before about the power of dreaming and how important it is to have dreams. I have had dreams ever since I can remember — potent dreams, prophetic…
Feel Like A Balloon
[Photo credit] Today I feel like a balloon floating up in the air, still visible as I slowly float up but too high to grasp. Friday morning I despondently booked my ticket to return to Florida alone. Friday afternoon we got some hopeful news that our petition may have been approved. It…
Flying Above A Storm
After five hours of killing time in San Juan Airport, a feat which was harder than expected, it was finally time to board the flight to Santo Domingo. The contrast was immediate as soon as I stepped on to the plane — whereas the flight from Jacksonville to San Juan was basically…
Migraine Inducing
It has been a month and a half since we got notice that we would be granted another visa interview. This petition we filed directly with the U.S. Consulate in Santo Domingo (DCF) which was supposed have taken only 4-6 weeks from start to finish. Instead we are nearing 3 months. The whole…
Amor y Sabor (Love + Flavor)
Administrative Review
This week has been an emotional roller coaster. Since our visa interview on October 29th where we were told our visa was approved pending the submission of three documents, our entire focus has been getting those documents. One document, the police report from the Dominican Republic was delayed two weeks. It was…
Category: Immigration, Our Visa Process
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