Hoping to Adopt

Thank you so much for taking the time to look at my blog. I hope you will find it informative and enjoyable. Let me introduce myself and my family. My name is Karri and my daughter Ami turned 5 years old in July. She was adopted from China in 2005 and is so excited to become a big sister. We have a lot of love between us and can't wait to share it with a little brother or sister. I'm not going to assume that I know what you are thinking or feeling, because no one knows that but you. People are always telling me how much they admire me for adopting my daughter, but in reality it is the birthparents that are making the amazing choice of love that I admire. No one truly knows how you feel about your decision, and no one will be able to make that decision for you. If you would like to talk more about your decision or adoption plan it would be my privilege to talk with you. You can email me at domesticadoption@sbcglobal.net or call me toll free at 877-872-0920.

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My Adoption Profile is available at another site, so if you click here it will take you to a place called My Adoption Profile. You can read more information and also view my video.

Tuesday, June 9, 2009

Love

This morning on the way to summer school my daughter was telling me that she loved me. She said, "I love you mommy," to which I of course replied, "I love you too." Then she said, "And I love me also, and I love you, and God loves us too. We all love each other and we can also love ourselves." - Wow that is pretty incredible considering she isn't even 5 years old yet. I'm always amazed at how much she can learn. I'm so glad that she knows that she can love herself. She saw her Pre-K teacher this afternoon and gave her a big hug. The teacher said, "I'm really going to miss her." We still have 4 weeks of summer school left and the teacher is already thinking about how she is going to miss my daughter. I think that is a testament of her wonderful ability to love. I pray that I will always be able to teach my daughter (and future daughter or son) the gift of love.
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