Reflections on living and working with kids. From little things big things grow. Kids in the kitchen garden. Two days ago, we lost this old dog. He was 14 years and 7 months old. the wildlife menace the dog of small brain but big heart the tenacious and plucky the loyal, sit by the back door dog the dog.

And, like the others, we wanted them very much once we found out they would become part of our family. The waiting was a little longer this time though; I could have had three more babies from the time our girls first came to live with us until the day their adoption became final. While I gained the inevitable weight that comes with pregnancy, the journey. Time through the famously flawed foster care system helped me to.

The event is free, but please register. If you are not going, I hope you gave a good reason! More to come, as November is national adoption month.

One families journey in defending the fatherless. Just one of those moments. The things that filled my day today. We build a boat, we go on an adventure, we set sail, we fail, we dive, we giggle, we tickle, flotation, density, thrust. We process failure, we enjoy the process, we talk about patience and perserverance. We conduct business, manners, responsibility, budget. Why is that wrong? Why does that happen? This is why I homeschool.

There is no greater agony than bearing an untold story inside you. Wherever you are my little No-No, you are loved and missed so greatly! November 15, 2012.

Do I give my side? Do I let it slide? Do I give up and not care about the fall-out. Hello again, old friend. Infertility seems to grab you so neg.

I will try and catch you up to where we stand today, hours away from our first foster placement. But I am praying God equips us with what we need to help this boy, even if it is just for this weekend. Last night I watched Rise of the Planet of the Apes.