As most Gladney Ethiopia Program families know, Travis Norwood, one of the in-country reps for Gladney, has been having some serious battles with his health. I thank God for the opportunity he had to be in the US and get the great care that the US health care system offers.
Please keep the Norwood family in your prayers during his continued therapy and recovery time. Please also pray for the rest of the staff in Ethiopia who are carrying the weight of the Norwood's work while they are here in the US.
If you would like to participate in a group prayer time, on Sunday, November 16 from 7:30-8:00pm EST, join with others across the nation as we pray for Travis, his family, the doctors treating him, the in country staff who know him so well and are acting in his absence in Ethiopia and all of those who have been or who are touched by Travis's presence in their lives...
Our children and each of us are better for having him work with Gladney.
Wednesday, November 12, 2008
Saturday, November 8, 2008
You, too, could be a winner!
This little guy is.
So is this little girlie.
This little girl soon will be.
If you are home with a little one that spent time in the older baby/toddler room at the Gladney Care Center anytime from May-September, 2008.... you too could be a winner!
Just email me at yellow_grace at yahoo dot com to claim your fabulous prize*!
* Fabulous prize is an email from me discussing the intricacies of Anna stool pattern. Seriously, wondering if anyone else has any ideas?
So is this little girlie.
This little girl soon will be.
If you are home with a little one that spent time in the older baby/toddler room at the Gladney Care Center anytime from May-September, 2008.... you too could be a winner!
Just email me at yellow_grace at yahoo dot com to claim your fabulous prize*!
* Fabulous prize is an email from me discussing the intricacies of Anna stool pattern. Seriously, wondering if anyone else has any ideas?
The long and the short of it:
post placement,
thoughts
Motherletter
I wrote a Motherletter.
"And then I see my fair-skinned, blue-eyed 6 year old protectively hug her molasses-skinned, midnight-eyed sister in a crowd of children who look at them with questioning eyes. And I know there is so little that I really need to teach them. Because God has given them the gift of each other. And they will teach each other more than I ever could."
Will you write one, too?
"And then I see my fair-skinned, blue-eyed 6 year old protectively hug her molasses-skinned, midnight-eyed sister in a crowd of children who look at them with questioning eyes. And I know there is so little that I really need to teach them. Because God has given them the gift of each other. And they will teach each other more than I ever could."
Will you write one, too?
So Glad
It's over.
Anna was a total doll the first have of the post-placement visit, and a total brat the second half. Someone really needed a nap.
But at least my house was clean:)
Anna was a total doll the first have of the post-placement visit, and a total brat the second half. Someone really needed a nap.
But at least my house was clean:)
Tuesday, November 4, 2008
Alien
It appears we have an alien in permanent residence here at our house.
YIKES!
If you don't get my joke, I'm just trying to say that Anna got her permanent resident alien card from USCIS.
Now I just need to get crackin' on that re-adoption stuff. You know, once I make sure I am not going to fail out of my final semester of college.
More Halloween pictures are up here.
The long and the short of it:
adoption process,
pictures,
post placement
Sunday, November 2, 2008
Post
So, on Saturday, we have our first post-placement visit.
Hmm.
What kinds of questions should I be preparing for? What will she want to know or see?
Hmm.
What kinds of questions should I be preparing for? What will she want to know or see?
The long and the short of it:
adoption process,
post placement
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