Fingerprinting Scheduled

We are each still working on our essays/personal data sheets and it's slower going than I had originally thought it would be. We should be done very soon though, and we made our fingerprinting appointments for Saturday July 12. Naturally, the office closest to us closed down at the end of May. The other sheets that need to be filled out are not an issue, and should take little time at all. We also have to make drs appointments for physicals/blood tests, and find out when we might be able to take the Parents in Progress courses. I'm hoping we can have everything needed for this packet sent back in by the end of July. So there probably won't be too much activity between then and now.

Personal References

Well, we are moving along with our Personal Data Information Forms. I'm nowhere near done, and some of the questions are causing writer's block. I'm not sure what page I'm on, because I'm composing in Google Docs and its one giant, scrolling page. I skipped a few questions to go touch upon later, too. The one about my greatest achievement is really throwing me. I don't know that I have one. Or, I don't think that what I really feel was a great achievement would be viewed as such by others. Beyond that, I am up to the Parenting section, which seems to be about 2/3 of the scroll down.

In the mean time, our Personal Reference questionnaires were were mailed out to the selected individuals, and we've confirmed that star witnesses Jeannie, Samantha, Wendy, Dave F, and Dave M, have all received the forms. The completely confidential forms. And let's not forget special guest star Myrna as The Neighbor. I believe that both Samantha and Jeannie have completed theirs already and sent them back in. You both rock! (Unless you wrote hideous things about us, in which case you suck. Hard.) We will be keeping an eye on the rest of you-- especially individuals historically prone to tardiness. (You know who you are.)

I also meant to see about scheduling the fingerprinting, but I forgot to bring the forms to work when I left the house this morning.