My first official post!!
Many thanks to my girl Katelyn who figured out how to put my counter in.
Today was quite eventful:
Our adoption agency called to inform us that our dossier was complete and being authenticated. We should have a LID soon. It took us 8 months to get all of our paperwork completed correctly. It is such a relief to have that past us but we have such a long journey ahead.
I work in Grand Rapids, MI and Gerald Ford was buried here today. He will be missed.
My oldest son Zachary decided to go on a mission trip over Winter Break. I am very proud of him. Our relationship is in a stage of transition. He is in high school this year and a young man. I am enjoying watching him ease into manhood, but I miss the little boy he used to be.
I heard today that my middle son Tyler wished that he had a million dollars to give me so that I could have everything I ever wanted. He doesn't know I already do.
My baby boy Eli got his hair cut tonite and I watched him draw the beautiful pictures only a 2 year old can make on the sides of the bathtub with his water crayons.
Life is good....
Wednesday, January 03, 2007
Here we go.....
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5 comments:
Bravo on your blog! You family is lovely! I especially liked this quote "I heard today that my middle son Tyler wished that he had a million dollars to give me so that I could have everything I ever wanted. He doesn't know I already do."
Beautiful.
I'll link you to mine.
Elizabeth
I am so glad I found your blog (I was checking my good friend's blog, SophieMakesSix when I found the link to yours). I wanted to thank you for your kind words and for the LOL moment I had with your last comment "Make out with all the waiters! It helps!". I'm sorry for your own losses, especially your mom at such a young age. I miss my mom every minute. The year anniversary of her passing (Jan 17) is coming up, and I'm trying to think of how I can make that day special. Meanwhile, I plug along with the paper chase, and live in hope that THIS adoption will be finalized and realized!
Kris
who is now going to read your blog!
You are off to a great start with the blog!
What a terrific family you have- and you take wonderful pictures, btw...
Can I link your blog on mine?
Carolyn
http://china-calling.blogspot.com
Beautiful, heartfelt post, I can relate on a few levels (except with me it was my dad).
I love the story behind the reason for the name of your blog. :)
Apparently I was sleepy when I posted that comment and it should have actually gone with the other posting...oops.
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