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My Three SonsI'm a Roman Catholic housewife, a mom, and a homeschooler to our three adopted sons. These are my ramblings. |
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The Flying BeagleThe personal weblog of a professional freelance photographer, private pilot and web designer. Check in often for rants on foster care, adoption, flying, politics, and other assorted stuff. |
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A Life Outside The BoxA step outside the ordinary to live a life of radical faith. We are a transracial/transcultural adoptive family, learning to live out our faith in the joys and struggles of everyday life with our children at home, and with those that wait abroad. We conti |
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Recent Blog Posts
Echoes
on Aug 4, 2006 in trust childhood adoption Thanks to my faithful readers for your concern about my unexplained absence, and I am sorry if I caused anyone worry.I have been trying to explain it – for days – but the words don’t come. “Writer’s block” doesn’t provide an explanatio...
My Own Drumbeat
on Sep 11, 2006 in heritage history adoption I remember the kitchen in the farmhouse as enormous; tall and wide, the table long enough to host a small army and the counters built for giants. In my mind, I see the room from the child-high perspective from the dining room doorway: table to the le...
Up For Adoption
on Sep 12, 2006 in cute cats kitten feline adoption pets creatures Isn't she just adorable? She and 3 other siblings were found abandoned by a kind-hearted soul. All up for adoption.
Wei renmin fuwu : Serve The People
on Dec 10, 2006 in Canada Adoption Ontario Blogs Children's Aid Society Blogs of Interest Erika Klein Just another "[i]ntelligent [r]ant space on news, politics and social issues as seen by a low income single mom."Click here to visit Erika Klein's blog.
A Tale of an Alien: Growing Up Without a Culture
on Dec 31, 2006 in Korean Adoption Adoption adoption stories international adoption korea korean overseas adoption My story is like a million others since 1953. It’s this year that a phenomenon called the International Adoption of South Korean children began to emerge. From the ashes of the Korean War (1950 to 1953), thousands of children were left orphanag...