Showing posts with label Family intro. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Family intro. Show all posts
Thursday, May 31, 2012
She Has Gone
My Kalyn Meshell left today with my sister (in-love), Karla. She will be gone for almost a month. She will be in Texas with my family for a few days before she leaves on her mission trip to Guatemala.
I am so very proud of her. Please pray with us for safety and the work that she will be doing. She was really excited, as always, to go on this mission trip.
We will miss her!
And don't tell anyone (shhhhhhhh), but I might have cried as she drove away.
Wednesday, January 14, 2009
Family Intro.- Part Three
Jace showed Corban how to make fun music.
Our story continues with the long wait for our little Corban Samuel. After we brought home Garett, we heard about a crisis pregnancy center in Oklahoma and decided to get on the list for perspective birth mothers to look at. It seemed like forever (two years), and we wondered if we would ever be accepted by a birth mother, when one day we got the call that said a birth mom had chose our family for her baby that was to be born in just a few weeks. It was hard to believe at first...we were so excited, but a little nervous. We had never done a domestic adoption. Just a few weeks later we got a call from the BIRTH MOTHER telling US "It's a boy". WOW!! I flew out immediately with Kalyn and we met our birth mother and our new son just a few short hours later. We had a wonderful two weeks in OK getting to know our newest family member and meeting with the birth mother several times. She was very sweet and very easy to be around. Christmas Eve we flew home.
We then attempted to adopt from Sierra Leone. We were matched several time with children that became unavailable, and then were matched with twins who died. This was very sad and at this time we began to see that Sierra Leone was probably going to close down. This is when I received the Above Rubies magazine and on the front was a beautiful baby girl who had just come home to her family from Liberia, W. Africa. We knew that this was where our new children were.
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