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Are you our baby Eva?

On Friday, 21st July 2017, at 1:54pm, I got a text from our agent regarding a one-week old infant girl in Medan.  She was born on Saturday, 15th July 2017, at 8:35am weighing 3.0kg.

I glanced at the photos of the baby girl.  After numerous photos of babies, I was initially ambivalent. I tried looking at them logically without emotion. But really, there's no way you could look at this baby and not feel anything. In other words, she's precious.  She may be our baby girl.  OMG.

We made plans to see her in Medan on Monday, 31st July 2017.  The plane ride there was marred by a noisy aircraft but we got there safe and on time.  Then came the bumpy, long ride to the agent's house.  Traffic was atrocious as it was a weekday but we had a skillful driver and he got us to where we had to go although you really had to trust him and all the other motorists on the road...

Little baby girl was 2-weeks old when we saw her.  She's tiny. She yawned and fussed for milk.  I held her, she didn't cry.  Matt and I thought, she's the one, so we agreed to bring her to Singapore.

Now, she's in the care of the nanny in Medan.  We will see you again in a few weeks, little angel.   In the meantime, drink lots of milk, sleep a lot, stay healthy and grow strong!


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