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神所賜福的家庭
Hi. I'm Sarah. He's Kevin. The little ones are Hannah and Hudson. We're a family, blessed with our children via international adoption. Hannah Claire and Hudson Ray were lovingly cared for in Taiwan, placed into our arms on 12.29.08 and 6.13.12, and things haven't been quite the same since. Hallelujah!
"By adopting a child and helping them reach their potential, they help us reach ours. An adopted child is not an unwanted child; to the contrary. They are a child who was searched for, prayed for, cried for, begged for; received by arms that ached, making empty hearts full. Love is meant to be shared." - Author unknown
We have a Canon EOS 7D. The lenses I work with include a 24-70mm f/2.8L, 85mm f/1.8, and 50mm f/1.8.
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Click on the book jacket above for an index of posts inspired by Mei-Ling Hopgood's memoir "Lucky Girl."
"By adopting a child and helping them reach their potential, they help us reach ours. An adopted child is not an unwanted child; to the contrary. They are a child who was searched for, prayed for, cried for, begged for; received by arms that ached, making empty hearts full. Love is meant to be shared." - Author unknown
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Click on the book jacket above for an index of posts inspired by Mei-Ling Hopgood's memoir "Lucky Girl."
laughing my butt off at you guys! Look at her hand just swiping back and forth moving that dirt all around! Bring her back over, she'll have a hay-day outside over here. Thanks for the good laugh this morning.
ReplyDeleteHope you had some wipes and a bottle of water with ya!
Make sure you go on all of the elk watching trips you want within the next year or so. Because - for some strange reason - children four and up just don't seem as fascinated with dirt, unless it first becomes mud. *grin*
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