We met our attendant downstairs at 8:30am and shared a plate of freshly made banitsa before heading over to the social worker's office. The office is located in the one office building that is located in the city center. It is a small room located on the top floor of the building. We took care of some paperwork, picked up the social worker and drove over to Little Brother's foster home.
We were greeted at the door by his foster mother. She invited us in for some juice and snacks, and we sat and talked about Little Brother until he got comfortable with us being there. We then joined him in the bedroom and spent a couple of hours playing with him. We could tell right away that he's a clever little boy. He's very energetic and has a sweet giggle. His favorite toys are cars, balls, my iPhone, and the television remote. Towards the end of the visit he let his foster mother know that he was hungry. After a quick lunch he grabbed his blanket and fell right asleep. We dropped the social worker off at her office and returned to the hotel.
In the afternoon we took a walk to the small grocery store in town to pick up some soda and juice to take back to the hotel. We also picked up some souvenirs at another small store in the town center. There are a couple of souvenir shops in town, but neither seemed to be open during our visit. Perhaps will check back this summer when we return to bring Little Brother home.
That evening we enjoyed a quiet dinner downstairs in the restaurant and then went back upstairs to get some sleep.
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