I wonder what snow feels like on my tongue?
Gotta love the spontaneity of 4 and 5 yr. olds! Oh my, these girls are tooooo much fun!
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Finding Hidden Treasures
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- Karen
- Welcome to our family! We are excited to share with you our story of adopting 2 very special little girls with Down Syndrome, from an orphanage in Ukraine. This is a journal of our life and our adventures. Please join us on this incredible journey and the leap of faith the Lord has asked us to make!
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17 comments:
that should be in some kind of Children's Place catalog. Too cute.
How fun! There is nothing better than seeing the excitement of children in the snow!!
joni
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That is sooooo cute!!!!
oh i love those little ones - their little faces just make the whole day brighter:)!
NICE!
CUTE!
Waaaay cute!
Those pictures are frameworthy! I agree with Charissa!!
OMG!!! That is so cute. They are all adorable. great pictures
They are adorable, just so very sweet. I loved the pictures.
SO CUTE! Love the pics-gotta love snow!
nicole
They are just too adorable!
Miss you guys!!!! Darling pics. Tell the girls (and boys) their Auntie Klarice loves them so much!
Love, Klarice
Such adorable little dollies!
Those are adorable!! You have a perfect family. Your 2 'new' girls do look like twins (I know they aren't- but just look like it in pics).
You have great pictures on your site.
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I hope you enjoy this. :)
Found your blog on Reece's rainbow. My husband and are currently praying about entering the world of adoption. We have four children, one with Spina Bifida. We always thought this would prevent us from being able to adopt (the size and needs of our family). As I read your blog, I am encouraged! We are feeling called to adopt a special needs child.
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