Baka has arrived!!!

Last Friday Andreja's Mom (Emma's Baka) arrived in Atlanta. It was an interesting trip to the airport to pick her up. As we were driving Friday afternoon south on 85 (great time to go to the airport) we got stuck in bumper to bumper traffic. What was worse, the clutch in the car started slipping, which made it very difficult to get the car to move. A couple times when we were stopped going up a hill I thought the car wouldn't make it over the hill. Also, as we sat in traffic, afraid that the car wouldn't move, we realized that Emma was possibly going to have to eat before we made it home, if we made it home. We decided the best course of action was to pray. We prayed the entire drive to the airport and God in his goodness gave us safe travel.

It took a little time to find Baka, because her bag got stuck in the conveyor with the bag of a Bosnian guy. They were the only ones waiting for stuck baggage, but at least they could communicate. Eventually, her bags came and she was able to go through customs with no other problems.

Once we left the airport the clutch was working again and we made is smoothly around 285 home. We even made it without Emma getting too hungry:) The clutch is being replaced as I write. When we arrived home we thanked God for kindly answering our prayers and bringing us safely home.

Baka is getting adjusted to life with us and we are getting adjusted to life with her. It is a huge blessing that she can come and help out with Emma when I go back to school next week and with Andreja back at work.

Here's Baka with Emma and Pamela
 
Here's proud Baka with her beautiful granddaughter.