Not much going on so I thought I'd post something someone else posted.
I was informed recently by my friend, Katie, that November is Adoption Awareness Month, and thought I would do my part. From as far back as I can remember, I've had an interest in, and a soft-spot for, the whole concept of adoption. To the point that any story related to orphans, adoption, etc. usually involves tears from me.
However, not having been adopted nor having ever adopted any children, I'm also not too well-informed on the subject (unless countless childhood listenings / reenactment's of the Annie Broadway Soundtrack count) so I thought her post would be much more useful and appropriate than anything I could write:
http://katiedustin.blogspot.com/2007/11/adoption-awareness-month.html
Katie's retelling of her story is a good one. I was laughing and crying (typical) throughout and I know the story. And, well, have been known to cry when telling it to other people. I can't help it. It's totally involuntary.
On a side note: the link above tells you how Eli, John and Finley came to be, but the link below tells you about our trip to the zoo. (Aunt Gert's been playing with her new Flickr account during these quiet days at work before Thanksgiving - can you tell?).
http://www.flickr.com/photos/33887677@N00/sets/72157602495417124/show/
Happy Thanksgiving!
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Do. Not. Ever. Take. A. Pic. Of. My. Big. Booty. Again.
In my mind, I look a lot like Meg Ryan. If your camera cannot portray that then you need a new camera. Now. I will buy it for you.
Yeah, right, your behind is real huge. In an ass-off competition I would sooooo beat you. It is a cute picture, but I can remove it if necessary. And I can tell you where to purchase that camera :)
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