Amy . . .

What would you like to know? I am fun, but crazy. I have a most perfect husband, and 2 cats named Samson and Delilah. We are presently working on adopting a little girl from China and have a separate blog for that. I am a Christian and am working on a better relationship with him. I live in the Atlanta area and love sharing stories with people. I am also a pediatric nurse and I love it! I love to talk and meet new people and I love Disney Cruising

Monday, November 03, 2008

november is national adoption ,month

has adoption touched your life or someone you love?

14 comments:

Suz said...

I didn't know that. I love your picture you have posted. Here's to celebrating National Adoption Month with our kiddos next year!
Suz

Ken said...

Must cousin adopted a girl from China a few years ago and they are hoping to adopt another one soon.

Unknown said...

i found this picture on google images. if anyone knows if its a book or what let me know. i love it too

Gwen Oatsvall said...

YOU KNOW IT HAS ... ADOPTION ROCKS AND IT IS STRAIGHT FROM GOD'S HEART!!

Natalia said...

One of my best friends was adopted! Good luck to you!!!

redmaryjanes said...

My life is all about adoption right now :)

Bella's Mommy said...

November 15th is national adoption day according to one of the magazines I read and November 15th happens to be our "Gotcha Day". It is hard to believe that it has been 5 years since we took our princess from the Boyarka baby house in Ukraine.

Annie said...

Wonderful picture and thanks for informing us that it's National Adoption Month. We haven't adopted, but within my soul...well...sigh...I long for it.

Frazzled Farm Wife said...

I have several cousins that were adopted....and I love them very much!

Jose said...

Definitely, my oldest granddaugher is adopted and I love her to death. The beauty is that she adopted me as her grandfather too. She came into our lives when she was only a year old, she just turned 8. When little she was too attached to me, now she's like all my other six grandkids, they come in and say "Hi grandpa" and then dissaper.

Pam and Jeff said...

This is from the book "Motherbridge of Love" bu Josee Masse. Check out www.motherbridge.org or Barefoot Books. It is beautiful. I would DEFINITELY suggest it for your lidversary.

A Mom- In-W8ing said...

I think about it every moment of every day and I long to feel its touch one day when I hold my little one.

Smiles! :o)
Nikki

Baba said...

Hi Amy,my sister adopted three children...plus she works as a Social worker at an Catholic Adoption agency in N.C.She has had so many experiences ; attending moms in labor , traveling to China , Russia and plenty of other places.. She has led an exciting life.....
Hugs, Baba

Jody said...

What a beautiful images.

Prior to Mia, we lost 4 babies to m/c and had started our paperwork to adopt from China. I got pregnant and to our surprise I didn't m/c, so we never did turn in our papers, but I am forever tied to China by a red thread because of this experience. We donate to Smile Train and chose a child from China each time.