This is me, thirty pounds overweight and pregnant with my son. See? She had her moments. People hear about my abuse and they imagine all kinds of horrible things, or that my parents were monsters. But life is not that black and white.

All You Need to Know. My parents meeting my parents. This is the life of an adop.

It Came From the Cabbage Patch. Monday, February 11, 2013. I was reading a post over on the forum today and something one of our members said really struck a chord with me. God this is SO TRUE.

Droit des femmes et enfants. Heart, Mind and Seoul.

A crazy twist in my search, a couple documentaries, activism, art, and far too much introspection threatened to turn me into something I was not comfortable with. At some point, writing for others forced me to think beyond myself, beyond the politics, and beyond identity to something I think is closer to the truth. It was the most harrowing, wonderful thing that could ever happen to a person. Adoption can ruin the best days.

Posted on Oct 30, 2014 by kadnexus. I have every intention of keeping this blog up and in fact I may be refocusing this blog just a tad. In its previous incarnation, this blog has been a space to share representations, appropriations, mis-representations, and whole list of other topics related to Korean adoption.

Sung-Kyun doing the best he can. A Bit About The Author. What do you think? September 10, 2009 in Uncategorized. Personally I find it a bit off putting. June 16, 2009 in Uncategorized.

au chaud? En ce moment en Corée, les seuls répits que nous laissent les pluies torrentielles, ce sont les périodes de chaleur étouffantes.

Dream of the Water Children. In the Fall of 2014, a group of Mixed-Korean Amerasians, mostly adoptees from Mixed-race orphanages in Korea, organized a small tour, back to Korea, to the orphanages, and to meet. And her discussion with the group.