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Adopting From Africa: July 2009
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Jul 23, 2009. Comfort continues to effect people around the world! Here is Comfort at soccer camp 5 weeks after open heart surgery! I thought I would share this comment that I received from a wonderful adopting mom who has now been to Ghana and is home with her adopted daughter. You can check out her blog at http:/ lemongrovelane.blogspot.com/ and see pictures of her trip and of her trip to Korle. Bu Hospital where we took Comfort the day after we arrived in Ghana. When the cardiologist at Korle. Here ar...
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Adopting From Africa: Homecoming Day!!!!
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May 23, 2011. Two years ago today we arrived home from Ghana! Today we will be looking back at all of the trials and all of the miracles that it took to get our kids home. Here is Brian now (oh my gosh, isn't he handsome! This is our beautiful Josephine now:. Comfort has changed the most, here she is today without the puffy face caused by her heart defect, LOVE her smile:. HAPPY 2 YEAR ANNIVERSARY TO US! It is so wonderful to see how much thse children have grown and changed! May 23, 2011 at 1:00 PM.
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carrying ballast: exoskeletons
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Bal·last: n. weighty material used in sailboats to provide stability against lateral forces on the sail. Saturday, February 21, 2015. Ten thousand rocks, a dozen logs. And they are more than satisfied,. Winter is kind today,. Our eyes squint at the sun-glared. Sound, happily harsh to our. Mole-ish faces, as we go. In their sandy dens. Tiny claws in our direction. As the women and children. We are a family. At play, our lovely. Saturday at the beach. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
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carrying ballast: every day magic
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Bal·last: n. weighty material used in sailboats to provide stability against lateral forces on the sail. Thursday, June 12, 2014. Be a tourist in your city. Treat the children like guests. Love your husband like a stranger. Set the table for high tea. Use your telephone voice. Notice our strange culture. Take vacations at the office. And make every effort to wonder. At the every day magic. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Scraps of poetry written as a daily discipline to remember.
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carrying ballast: October 2013
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Bal·last: n. weighty material used in sailboats to provide stability against lateral forces on the sail. Tuesday, October 1, 2013. To ethiopia with love. I rip the envelope. In the Walgreens parking lot,. Flip through each photo. First quickly, then again. While the van idles, until. The kids get restless. And it's time to move on. I drive home distracted,. Trying to see each image. How will it feel to see. The child you lost at home. Tomorrow I will send them,. These frozen moments -. A birthday dinner,.
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carrying ballast: June 2013
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Bal·last: n. weighty material used in sailboats to provide stability against lateral forces on the sail. Saturday, June 29, 2013. Cost of innocence,. But You say both:. Doves and serpents,. Holy and shrewd,. Fly and slither,. Wednesday, June 12, 2013. Some carried dirty water. Too far in leaky buckets,. Some bent low to pick. Hard crops in the hot sun. Some kissed fevered foreheads. In ice-cold ICU wards,. Some made their choices. With no choice at all. A stroller, saw a butterfly,. God said it was.
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carrying ballast: March 2015
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Bal·last: n. weighty material used in sailboats to provide stability against lateral forces on the sail. Sunday, March 22, 2015. God we are thankful for all you have given:. This food, this place, this moment. This table and each person gathered around it. Bless these gifts; may we honor you as we enjoy them. Thank you for being both Giver and gift. Amen. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Scraps of poetry written as a daily discipline to remember. Picture Window template. Powered by Blogger.
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Sasha's World: September 2010
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Saturday, September 4, 2010. It started with one step. The lifeguard towers are awesome. They add a nice artsy Fartsy look to the beach. If you look at the line of land I got about 2/3rds of the way to the end. I spy with my little eye a crab missing a right claw. Me walking along the rocks. It was kinda windy. I am pretty sure this was a GIGANTIC sand Crap. It looks so pretty until you smell it an see that it is the sewer water.YUCK! The view from where I stood. Searching for some hidden treasure.
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Sasha's World: November 2010
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Tuesday, November 16, 2010. One Sundy Izzy and I went to Redondo Beach Pier to walk around and get out of the house before we started our work week. We found this little Sushi Restraunt tucked back upstairs where there isn't much foot traffic. We had a nice dinner watching the sunset. It was a wonderful day. You know how I lOVE taking pictures.here are a few. View from the Sushi place. Izzy and I after our Sushi dinner. Links to this post. Monday, November 8, 2010. 10-10-10 Hermosa Triathalon Relay Style.
