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It was absolutely an extra special Christmas this year. Of course one of the highlights of every Christmas for me is watching my kids be a part of our church’s Christmas pageant.  I’m always a bit nervous about their behavior … Continue reading →

My New Year’s Resolution was to blog more.  Since it has been 2012 for 10 days now and this is the first blog that I have written, I don’t think I’m doing too great so far.  It isn’t because I … Continue reading →

This morning I decided to take Hannah to our “measuring wall”.  I figured I would see some growth, but I was shocked! She is still eating nonstop, which makes a little more sense now.  Her body has needed all that … Continue reading →

If you have been reading my blog for a while, you might remember that my husband has struggled with being able to pick the correct pull ups.  Not once, but twice, he bought pink pull ups for D.   So … Continue reading →

I never publicly shared this part of Hannah’s story, but when we got her referral, we were told that she had a faint positive on her Hepatitis C test.  In fact, I believe the whole reason that her referral came … Continue reading →

I really wanted to get this up yesterday, but since my life like now is kind of busy (a.k.a. insanely busy), that didn’t happen.  Regardless, it was a special day around here.  Hannah has been with us for one month! … Continue reading →

Oh how much better it feels to be getting sleep!  Finally, after 2 weeks home we are all sleeping during the hours we should be sleeping.  Thank goodness!  I had no idea how hard it would be to re-adjust to … Continue reading →

First of all, Hannah is doing great. I think that she is adjusting as well as she possibly could be. She is sleeping, eating, playing, and affectionate with us all. We are so thrilled to have her here with us. … Continue reading →

As wonderful as it is to be home, which it absolutely is, these past few days have been tough.  Hannah seems to be adjusting to the time change the best of any of us.  The rest of us, however, are … Continue reading →