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Hello JM family; i´m a reader of your blog since a few a months because i´m interesting in haitian adoptions, like a single adoption´s mother since seven years of a haitian boy (who is my pride and my joy). His name is Pablo and now is 7 y.o. ; we are together since he was 4 m.oWe live in Sevilla (Spain).I´m sorry for my no good english.All the best for youReyes (sevilla)
I for one can always use a little more "Norman Rockwell" in my life! I love, love, love your blog.Melanie in Houston
Wandered here via Watching the Waters. I'm checking out bloggers who've adopted from Haiti.
Glad I found you
It is wonderful to see people experiencing Bement it is such a special and Spiritual place. My dad was director from around 1958 into the mid '60's. As you probably know the Diocese has closed Bement and is in the process of selling it. I am a member of the Bement Alumni Association inc. We have come together to try to save Bement and keep it available to people like your family.You can find us at: savebement.org Once you log in you will be able to keep up with what we are doing at the site.Together we can save Bement.Jim
Hi, I found my way here through a Do they have salsa in China link. This is an amazing blog. There's tons of information here about two of my favorite topics. I plan to adopt someday after I've finished graduate school, and in the meantime I love reading about adoption and multicultural families. I've never commented before, but I want to say thanks for sharing. Your kids are adorable.
As a huge Lehigh fan, I sometimes get a chance to find your blog on Google searches. I understand you're making your blog private – and I can understand – but I wanted to let you know how thoroughly I enjoyed reading the story of your family and how it relates to Lehigh.
Best of luck to you, and enjoy your blessings.