crazy for caroline
Showing posts with label language. Show all posts
Showing posts with label language. Show all posts
Monday, March 16, 2015

smorgasbord...

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I came across some random pictures on my phone from the past few months! Our little two-year old Jameson is now exploding with language!...
Monday, August 25, 2014

words from the heart...

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1st grade, folks.  1st grade. We're in the big leagues now...  While Jameson's busy with his batting practice, my Caroline is ...
Wednesday, July 9, 2014

slow to speak...

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I'll admit, it's not easy talking about the areas in which your kid is behind.  We want to brag on our kids.  We want them to be gre...
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Wednesday, January 8, 2014

rhythm of the gospel...

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I give up.   I'm done. The minute I foolishly and naively clicked on the "publish" button to announce "...And in the la...
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Monday, October 7, 2013

proud mama moment...

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Allow me to share? Apparently each fall, Caroline's school hosts a poetry recital.  Each student memorizes and performs a poem for the...
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Sunday, July 28, 2013

she's taking over...

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I've noticed this girl is slowly taking over our house. Caroline's house. Jameson's house. And then I found these rand...
Thursday, November 8, 2012

finding the right words...

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I never knew how beautiful it truly is to be a parent.  It's crazy hard.  And downright unbelievable. To watch this helpless crying bu...
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After many years of praying for a child, God gave us a precious little girl named Caroline through the gift of adoption. This blog is designed for friends, family, & Caroline's birthmother, Megan, & her family to keep up with what's happening in Caroline's life. It's also a way for us to chronicle our story as God works in our little family. Originally this was a blog about adoption. (if you haven't read our first adoption story, please do so! it was amazing!) Little did we know that God had other things for us to blog about such as life with alopecia and gluten-free eating. We've also just adopted again, this time transracially to sweet baby Jameson. We're still processing and learning along the way, but we invite you to join our journey as our story unfolds.
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