Fatherless Friday

Are you a paper ready family traveling to Ukr*ine to adopt???  Do you have room in your heart for one more?  This is Vanya and his situation is critical...please click on the link below to learn more....

http://www.nogreaterjoymom.com/?spref=fb

And sweet Pauline....I can't believe she's still waiting.  She's so smart and able, and what a glorious smile this girl has!  She would be an absolute delight to any family :)

Pauline W.

Date of Birth: September 2006

Gender: Female

Eyes: Brown

Hair: Brown

Character: Beautiful, kind, affectionate.



Oh, I am SO happy to finally have new photos and info about this beautiful princess!!!! I believe she may have Mosaic Down Syndrome, we are trying to confirm that. She is very high functioning, healthy, active, and social. She will do so well in a family environment. More photos available, outstanding agency partner in this region! MARRIED COUPLES ONLY, PLEASE

$4206.00 is available towards the cost of my adoption!

You can find her on http://www.reecesrainbow.org/ 

5 days

To this.....

No kids. No cleaning. No noise. 

Yeah, it's only for a few days, but it sounds Heavenly right now.  I just hope the house is still here when we get home.  With the same number of kids in it. Or at least close to the same number ;)






And my song of the day:
 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7x6uPWiEhcs

This song touches my heart....right when I need it!

Matt Redman ...You Never Let Go

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y83-vMeWc9E

It's one of those 'adoption time' songs for me that is hard to listen to because it holds too many memories and emotions....(the ones I listened to leading up to our adoption...  Mercy Me, 'I can only imagine''..I still can't listen to that song).  But anyway...you should go take a listen to this one by Matt Redman....It's an awesome, uplifting song.

Be content with what you have; for God Himself has said, "I will never, never let go your hand: I will never never forsake you

Fatherless Friday meets Fabulous Friday

My friend Rene at  chasing-moonlight.blogspot.com jazzed these pictures up for me :)  Thanks Renee!

Sweet Kate....is already in the 'older girls' section on Reeces Rainbow.  She wants a family so badly.  She knows what it means to have someone come and take a child home, she's just waiting so patiently for it to be HER!

Ah, and my sweet Nicholas.  He looks so sad :(  Wouldn't you love to see a smile on that face?  I sure would.  I love him <3 

He's a very special little boy, with a tender heart.  He cries at night sometimes and has no mama or papa to comfort and love him.

This beautiful little girl is Zara.  She's so tiny and has had lots of health issues in her short life but is getting stronger everyday and is just waiting for her mama to scoop her up and love her.  Talk about precious...

And then there's Josiah.  He's also in the 'older boys' section.  Which is sad to me, because he's only 6 :(

He's sweet, gentle and so innocent.  Yet, so alone in the world.  Can you imagine Josiah cuddled up with you on the couch watching a movie?  Pushing him on a swing?  ....I can.

Do any of these children tug at your heart?  You can find them and read more about them at http://www.reecesrainbow.org/

So.....is anyone missing the Fatherless Fridays?

I felt like no one was really 'feeling' them...and I've been a little down about not being able to go back....and honestly, a little 'down' in general.  

But if you're missing them....I'll put them back on :)

Chia seeds....Really. Look.

I'm trying to help you my friends :)  CHIA SEEDS are amazing little things.  And Patty, they are SO MUCH better for you than fish oil and oh so much more pleasant!  ha ha.

 You should give them a try.  I was skeptical too until I read about them and saw that they actually taste good.  They soak up liquid and get plumped up like tapioca.  Or you can just eat them crunchy.  And NO, I'm not trying to sell them!  ha haaa.  Just wanna have my bloggy friends around for a while :)

http://www.living-foods.com/articles/chia.html


And the Indian face mask stuff wasn't a bad idea....like the peroxide, I admit THAT one.  I just have to work on following directions a little better :)   It took about a week for the skin on the sides of my mouth to grow back!

One word people....IODINE.

From the research done, it looks like a simple daily
dose of at least 12.5 - 50 mg of Iodine a day would cure most disease, and more than likely prevent them all together.

Shane has me on a 50mg dose per day.  ( I started on 12, then slowly worked up to 50)  Yeah, my stomach is a bit 'rumbly' but soon I'll have no more ailments at all!  Right??  :) :)  Or else I'll be dead.


http://www.vitamincfoundation.org/iodine.htm

http://www.lewrockwell.com/miller/miller20.html

http://dailypaul.com/128730/what-better-way-to-control-the-population-and-make-billions-from-cancer-diabetes-etc-than-to-deplete-iodine-from-society


we mix it in a drink (a good strong one, ha!) and voila'.....can't even taste it.