
*** Free Iced Coffee Day At Dunkin Donuts ***
Wednesday, May 7, 2008

Wanted to Announce the Free Iced Coffee Day at Dunkin Donuts. Find a Participating location near you HERE
*** Make A Wish Walk ***
Monday, May 5, 2008

We Did It!! We walked with our local Sparkpeople.com Group for Make A Wish Foundation. What a Blessing to walk for charity while getting healthy!
Something new, I've been blessed through dougs insurance to be able to have a personal trainer with hopes to lose 100lbs. I'm off insulin but wish to be off completely of most meds. This is a part of our mind, body and spirit year. Doug and I have decided to work on our bodies to keep up with the children that will be placed with us. While we've put off the classes for a short time, we will start back up with classes once God leads us to. Having a child has never looked more close than it has today. THIS TIME we'll be more equipped to help the children emotionally, physically AND spiritually.
An update: We've found a home church, are seeking Christian Counsel to deal with the underlying issues behind the eating, both doug and I are working together to lose some needed weight and we are enjoying each day, especially now that spring is here. We have SO many fun weekend adventures planned.
We're also cheering our brothers and sister in laws for such great news over the past few months. Dougs older brother is graduating with his Masters in Childrens Ministry, Dougs younger brother Dan and his wife are expecting twins and God is just present in ALL our lives. What a blessing!
**** Where O' Where are the grains Grains, honey & Grain Mills? ****
Wednesday, April 30, 2008

In Leui of the economy, I REALLY am wanting to find sources for THE BEST prices on gallons of Honey, bags of Wheat Berries, brown rice and beans. I'm also in the market for an economical grain mill or even a used one by someone willing to sell their clean but in good working condition grain mill.
Does anyone have sites and resources to help me find THE BEST prices on the above? I have Wheat Montana but have no other resources to know if they have the absolute best prices. Please share your ideas as we could really use your help.
I'm also looking for those 5 gallon pales that keep the air in made specifically for the grains, anyone know where I could find them at good prices?
I look forward to all your ideas.
Rebekah
What is the difference between Stone and Impact Grinders? Does anyone have any impressions of the Magic Mill III?
Ok It works...
Wednesday, April 30, 2008
Or so I've been told, that those who are given access SHOULD be able to see comments. YAY
Glitches...
Monday, April 28, 2008
Bare with me everyone. I have some glitches in my commenting security options and have had to ask for help from Tech Support. Hopefully I'll have comments up and running for those who I give permission.
Thanks so much for all your patience and I pray your all doing well. What lovely comments and PM's I've been getting and I can't wait to open up soon to those I consider close friends and family.
Love in Christ,
Rebekah
Are You KIDDING?!
Monday, April 28, 2008
Got a phone call from the vet today about an estimate to have our dogs teeth taken out and cleaned. I figured it'd be expensive but had no idea.
I'm glad they left it on the answering machine or I would have laughed and flipped.
2500.00 - 3000.00 DOLLARS
ARE YOU KIDDING ME? "I" haven't even had MY teeth done yet. I love my dogs....I want them to live longer and I DO love my first dog maxwell, but his bill ASIDE from the 550.00 we spent on updated shots and bloodwork to be sure they'd be ok for surgery for HIS teeth (though they took sashas too with hopes to get their mits on her too)
Mrs. S., they said, you can put it on CARECREDIT. I wouldn't put any of it on credit. Can you imagine the interest rate on that?!
I suppose I should start shopping around. I feel just AWFUL because I love my dogs and would do anything for the care of their health...but 3k is WAY too much for a dear sweet dog. ![]()
New Security Features for my comments
Saturday, April 26, 2008
Dear friends and family, Due to some Nasty comments by only one, I have had to change the security feartures on my blog. Unless you are on my "Friends" list, you will NOT have access to comment. For those of you who have commented in the past, if you find you are NOT on my friends list, please make me a request to be your friend and I WILL add you.
I KNOW the person/s who have been posting these comments and have taken care of the matter thus far, but my security features will be left for good in order to protect me.
Much love to you all and so sorry for the inconvenience!
Rebekah
1 Peter 3:8-17
Friday, April 25, 2008

This passage has helped me today. I feel Gods presence NOW more than ever.
Finally, all of you, live in harmony with one another; be sympathetic, love as brothers, be compassionate and humble. Do not repay evil with evil or insult with insult, but with blessing, because to this you were called so that you may inherit a blessing. For,
"Whoever would love life
and see good days
must keep his tongue from evil
and his lips from deceitful speech.
He must turn from evil and do good;
he must seek peace and pursue it.
For the eyes of the Lord are on the righteous
and his ears are attentive to their prayer,
but the face of the Lord is against those who do evil."
Who is going to harm you if you are eager to do good? But even if you should suffer for what is right, you are blessed. "Do not fear what they fear; do not be frightened." But in your hearts set apart Christ as Lord. Always be prepared to give an answer to everyone who asks you to give the reason for the hope that you have. But do this with gentleness and respect, keeping a clear conscience, so that those who speak maliciously against your good behavior in Christ may be ashamed of their slander. It is better, if it is God's will, to suffer for doing good than for doing evil.
Not feeling so well...
Thursday, April 24, 2008
Today I thought I'd just jot down my thoughts for the day. Not much of course, but I wanted to get up and get out of this funk I've been feeling.
I seem to be having issues with overtiredness. I'm unsure if it's the thyroid or some other issue. All I know is I'm whiped out and really never seem to get a whole nights sleep without interuption.
The good news here is that I've started meeting with a personal trainer just yesterday. She was impressed by my focus and spunk. I miss those days during dance training. I had alot of drive. It seems to be coming back a bit as I saw in the gym with my PT. I pray I start seeing some results. In the meantime, Today through this lethargic feeling I have to get out and walk for an hour. I refuse to walk with the dogs by myself because they seem to get too rambunctious with me. So I'll try it on my own for awhile. It'll be pretty nice because I'll be able to see the ducks and swans. The swan is in her nest awaiting a baby. I can't wait to see her.
I have several appointments to make. One being for a chiropractor. My lower back is pretty sore from the belly fat I have.
The other appointment is with a Registered Dietician to help me with my slump concerning diabetes and hypothyroid. I am having issues with boredom and would like to find ways to get around the food slump and maybe even find some hidden calories and fat.
NEXT, doug and I are going to some Christian Counseling sessions. To go alone with mind body and spirit, I feel there are some underlying issues that I need to overcome, I think both of us could use a bit of help in overcoming these obsticles so it will be a blessing to work on the overall health of us.
Which brings me to my final note. We've decided to push back our foster to adopt classes. There is WAY too much going on and one of the things we think would be a good idea is to work on ourselves, our health, our mind, spirits and our marriage. While I know it sounds a bit odd, I have so many health concerns and doug has gained a bit of weight from stress at work that we've just found it right to work on our overall health. I don't think we'd do our children any justice if we couldn't give them all of us.
I have to say it was an awful conclusion as we've both waited 7 years, but whats one more year if it means the health and well being of us all right? So with that, I'm working on losing this weight, getting off majority of my meds, focusing on my faith and my marriage as is my husband. We both came to this mutual understanding so right there was our confirmation from God. Who'da thunk it. I'm just a bit sad that I have to wait, yet again for my children. A part of me is REALLY lost without them. God is also showing me though, that I'm focusing too much on children and maybe even raising them to a level of idols. Not sure if anyone really understands, but sometimes those of us who are barren, we tend to overthink, focus WAY too much too hard on having a child when really as I've learned with our finances, He wants us to be content with what we DO have before he blesses us with more.
It's because of the above last sentence that we've chosen to take a step back and work within ourselves to be the two people God wants us to be. Then children will come when HE is good an ready, not when I say He is.
So please bare with me as I share my spirit with you. I feel pretty shot spiritually these days. The good news though is things are looking up. We have even found a church home after all these months. Our pastor and his wife are two awesome people who love the Lord and I have already learned a great deal from them and the congregation about the love of Christ and His will for His people.
With that said, I will close here.
Much love to you all as you start to enjoy the final weeks of spring and a full, lively, summer and harvest season.
Rebekah
*** A Series Of Wonderful Events *** PART II
Wednesday, April 23, 2008

We're Going to Be an AUNT and UNCLE AGAIN!!
This time my brother in law Dan and His Bride Heidi who have been married about a little over a year found out that they are expecting. We are SO excited! Thing is, it's not just one in there but TWO. Yup! TWINS! It's they're FIRST TWO children.
Hopefully I'll be sharing pics soon of the baby bump and the sonogram. They are due in November and are doing well.
Praise God for blessings like these!
*** A Series Of Wonderful Events *** PART I
Wednesday, April 23, 2008

My (BROTHER) Garrett Got married over the weekend. I can't tell you how blessed I was to see him marry the most perfect woman for him that was absolutely hand-picked by God.
Let me start by telling you that I became friends with Garrett AND my husband Doug in college after a mutual friend of ours (Robyn) tried to introduce me to this college club called Brothers and Sisters in Christ. I was in Biology class and said the Lords name in Vein and Robyn, like her whitty self, pointed right at me and said "Oh YOU LOVE the Lord too?!" Knowing full well I didn't know Christ at all. She invited me to this Christian Club in college and I kept saying NO WAY! Your a freak. She brushed off my comments and kept talking to me in biology class. Soon she found me with a coffee in my hands and asked if she could meet with me at the local coffee house. I said yes. She brought the WHOLE group of brothers and sisters in Christ.
That day, I had absolutely NO IDEA how God would bless my life starting with the people in that group. I was seeing a british man who I had planned to marry because I loved his family so much (not the right reason to marry I would say). I had planned on going to England and never coming back during the millenium.
During the fall and start of winter God started churning my heart. I began having discussions with these two STUBBORN guys that kept arguing their points with me. I wanted NOTHING more than to knock them a good one because they didn't agree with me.
Slowly and compassionately these two men began to teach me about this Heavenly Father who loved me so much, who wasn't anything like the Lord I had been taught to LITERALLY fear, but one who loved me so much, He had his arms stretched wide enough to help me through any obsticle that would come my way.
I recall sitting in the Basic office with Garrett and Doug saying...well if THIS is true then why, OR how do you know it's true...it was written by man, OR I will NEVER beat my kids EVER! (pertaining to the spare the rod and spoil the child). They explained the meaning and intention by God of that verse and helped me to understand that it wasn't about abuse at all, but about loving correction.
Back to Garrett, about the same time God was pulling Doug and I together, Garrett felt an awful loneliness, though he almost NEVER shared it with everyone. He did share with doug and I...maybe a couple other friends as well. He was just searching so hard. The woman he wanted HAD to love the Lord and hand over her whole life to the Lord. The kind of beauty he was looking for went WAY beyond outside appearances, He loved her even before he knew who she was. Though he longed for her for MANY years, patiently, sometimes impatient, but for the most part patiently awaiting the arms of his bride.
Garrett, from our little group became a sibling I'd NEVER had. I am an only child, but God lovingly gave me a brother. I cherished my friendship with my brother. Even during those times I was trying to figure things out with who would soon be my own husband. Garrett gave me insight to God, my friendship with Doug and even met my grandma who passed a couple of years ago. My gram knew He was special to me, she too, knew garrett as MY BROTHER. Not a romance relationship, but someone I trusted and loved as a sibling who would tell me the truth (as he often did) and be there for my husband and I.
Garrett being friend of both me and my husband, was in our wedding. It felt so comforting to see him help my mother and my mother in law light the unity candle. It was as if God planned it all along. I wouldn't have any biological siblings.....but I would have a BROTHER in Christ who would be forever my friend. I NEVER had to feel alone as most only children did, but I would have MANY brothers and sisters in Christ.
I called Garretts parents to find out if he had married or had children already (we hadn't seen each other for about 4 years (we'd been in Ohio for 6 but we met with him one year when we were in NY visiting family). During that time, Garretts mom and I picked up where we left off several years ago. Talking about Garretts events and one in which he was to be married. She expressed how God worked to find THE woman for Him. The chain of events took him from graduating with a degree in teaching to a small Christian school where, GET THIS, her dad was a pastor.
Things worked out, though just like doug, Garrett took forever so it seems, to FINALLY ask her out. Once it happened though, the connection grew. It was the string that God tightened and will know bind their hands together in the covenant God intended for them both.
BEFORE they married, Garrett asked to meet with us at dinner. I was pleasantly surprised when He brought His fiance` who had a class, but somehow found the time to make it along with Him.
My first thought when she walked in the room was how outgoing and loving towards Garrett She was. Evenmoreso, how good and loving HE treated Her. She began to talk and I began to listen intently on how everything happened. I began to notice just HOW MUCH she fit Garrett PERFECTLY. It was TOTALLY God here. They compliment each other SO much and I couldn't help but be so proud of both of them for obeying Gods will over their lives.
Now, This mystery womans name? Danielle. Danielle's beauty is FAR beyond her outside appearance. She is a beautiful girl by appearance, but if you talk with her, you'll find so much love for Gods people and those who need Christ as well. She's compassionate, loves the Lord and fits exactly what Garrett has been waiting for, for SO many years.
The couple married this weekend with such a lovely wedding and reception. They're wedding was an opportunity to minister to those who didn't know Christ, to explain what Marriage TRUELY means and the role they'd both be playing as ONE in Christ.

I have NOW gained a dear sister. Garrett added a sister to my life and Danielle couldn't have been more perfect! I pray now that they continually walk together with Christ, pushing through the trials and tribulations, learning about one another, reaching out to one another and creating those roots deep to set the foundation for what will be THEIR family unit.
God bless You both. I love you both truely and can't wait to get together again soon.
Rebekah
~ Make A Wish Foundation ~
Monday, April 14, 2008
Hiya Everyone!
I'll be walking for Make A Wish Foundation and would be grateful if anyone could donate to the cause. The walk is for children with serious illnesses who've fought hard and would just like an opportunity to get away from it all with their families. Some, are sick with debilitating diseases, others have fought and won their battles. It gives me great honor to walk for the children while I work to lose weight and gain my own health back. Won't you please join me in donating whatever you can?
You can follow the highlighted link under the box to donate just one dollar or if you feel led, a larger amount, anything would be greatly appreciated and ALL costs go to the Make A Wish Foundation where the site is protected for transactions online.

Please Donate Whatever You Can To Give a Sick Child and their families a Wish Come True.
***Latest News on our Foster To Adopt Journey***
Friday, April 11, 2008


We've been working diligently to prepare our home for kids to placed here with us. It really is starting to come along nicely. We have nice living room furniture, our table and chairs are due in within the next two weeks or so, bought a bunk bed for 100.00 on craigslist and NOW are waiting to purchase the mattresses and bed linens.
I moved the treadmill downstairs to the basement, got rid of an old chair that was odd looking, moved OUR bed over a bit more, took things out of the childrens closet...filled it with cute baskets filled with bath towels specifically for the kids, bought new white bath linens for US to put in the bathroom closet, and deep cleaned the upstairs AND the downstairs.
I bought some of those safety knotches for the cupboards, moved chemicals either down in the basement or the highest shelf in the bathroom, and as far as safety is concerned, I'm looking for a safety gate I can use on the top of the stairs so toddlers won't crawl out of bed and want to run down the stairs at night. (I'm so freaked out that we'll have a toddler and I'll sleep through them getting into something) We'll also need fire extinguishers for each floor and two fire ladders for each room THEN we're done ((laying down from exhaustion.Haha))
Our classes start soon and run until the first or second week of July. We have a homestudy, a fire inspection and lead testing to be done. Apparently we should have placement by November. In my head, I honestly didn't think it would take so long. I'm SO glad we've started NOW.
We're not stipulating which sex or race the child should be but have decided we'll let them know we'd like infant to 4 years old (we had teens in Ohio and would like to have young ones while we're still young enough, THEN add some older ones later on) with any child over 4 years of age on a case by case basis. We want to be open to Gods plan and figured if we worded it that way, we'd have a bit more information on any older children coming in and a bit more say on who can be placed with us if it's written in our file.
At the same time, my parents are moving into their FIRST home since the 80's when they lost everything because the business they worked for, filed bankruptcy and everyone who worked there lost Everything they worked so hard for.
It blesses my heart to see them so excited! It really hurt their spirit during those rough years and while they'll have a mortgage way into their 70's, I pray they enjoy all that God has given them.
In the meantime, we've been trying to help mom go through junk, get rid of it, pack, move things upstairs, and had high hopes to help them move next week. Doug took a personal day on top of his day off AND the sellers pushed the closing back another week during the weekday when neither doug nor I can help them. I'm an only child so no sisters or brothers to help out. I'm trying to see what I can do though. I'd hate to have them do it alone. At least they hired movers though.
So, as you can see, we have been busy, busy! I look forward to posting again REAL soon.
Love to you all!
***Disney Trip Cancelled***
Friday, April 11, 2008
Well, After all our research and reservations, we've had to cancel our trip to Disney World.
Our Dog needs an expensive surgery on his teeth. His poor mouth smells dead and because of his anxieties, He's got teeth that are cut in half, and I think if it goes much further they could be infected.
We have an appointment next week to deal with both Max's and Sasha's shots, flea & tick meds and heartworm meds. Max also needs one more test for limes disease after his bout with a tick last season (he's now got a series of shots to keep him immune) we also will innauculate sasha for limes disease to be sure she's safe. Apparently this area is pretty bad lately.
So, we'll be taking care of our dogs, decided we'll keep some money in the bank for our future trip to Disney whenever that may be, will buy a nice mattress and two more for the childrens room AND will still use our week off to go on a more low key vacation to Thousand Island, PA Amish Country, Lake George or some cabin in the fingerlakes.
While we're disappointed, we vowed to care for our adopted animals, I would do it for us, our children or them. We can have a Disney Vacation maybe when we adopt our children officially!
*** Disney's School Bread Recipe ***
Saturday, April 5, 2008

School Bread
Kringla Bakery - Norway Pavilion
Ingredients
2 pints water
3 ounces dry yeast
3 1/2 ounces sugar
2 1/2 ounces butter (melted)
1 teaspoon cardamom
2 pounds flour
1 whole egg
8 ounces shredded coconut
12 ounces vanilla custard
Method
Heat water and butter to 95 degrees. Mix flour, sugar, cardamom, yeast, and egg together for five minutes until dough is stiff. Form it like a ball and place in a bowl, cover with plastic wrap and let proof for 45 minutes, or until dough has doubled in size. Roll the dough out like a sausage and cut into five ounce pieces. Roll each piece into a ball and put them on a non-stick sheet pan and let them proof for 30 minutes. Bake for 15 minutes in 375 degree oven. Let cool.
Mix powdered sugar and water (use small amounts until proper consistency is achieved) to make icing and place in shallow pan. Form hole in bread using finger. Dip bread in icing (hole side down) and sprinkle with shredded coconut. Using pastry bag, squeeze vanilla custard inside of hole and swirl at top for decoration.
Vanilla Custard
Ingredients
1 2/3 cups milk
1/4 cup sugar
1/4 teaspoon vanilla extract
4 egg yolks
1 tablespoon corn starch
Method
In heavy saucepan bring milk to a boil. Set aside. In bowl, beat eggs, sugar, and vanilla until the mixture doubles by volume. Add the hot milk a few drops at a time to temper the eggs. Mix well after each addition. Place in metal mixing bowl and place over double boiler. Dissolve cornstarch in a little water and add in a thin stream while stirring constantly until it thickens to proper consistency. It must not boil. Cool by placing pan in ice bath.
*** We're Going To Disney World!! ***
Wednesday, April 2, 2008
Yup that's right! Doug surprised me with making reservations for us to go on our FIRST and last vacation alone together before children are placed in our home. After that, any vacation we take, we'll have little ones. Yay!
In 5 months time we'll be staying at the Coronado Springs Resort in Disney World Resorts. Check it out!

The MAIN hotel
Our Pool looks like we're in the Mayans
What an exciting dream come true! Praise God for His lovingkindness. For without Him, NONE of these things would be possible. We wouldn't have a vacation we've worked so hard to take, NOR would we have children in the home. I'll take it a step further and say I wouldn't have the most loving, patient and gentle husband who loves the Lord, nor would I have our dogs who have made us laugh through the rough times NOR would I have Gods grace and mercy to love me when others wouldn't enough to save me. Praise God for my life, and all He is given me. While our vacation is nice, By far my heart lies with Jesus Christ and not the material possessions, If I had to choose there'd be absolutely NO thought.....It's my Lord and Savior FOREVER.
Thanks for sharing in our joy with our children, our vacation to come AND our lives.
***Official Invitation into the Foster To Adopt Program***
Wednesday, April 2, 2008

It came just the other day. We'll be attending for 11 weeks starting the end of this month and have been told we'll have a child no later than November....or so we hope!
We have a crib, dresser and bunkbed set in the room. If we get older children, the crib can fit into our bedroom in an area that fits PERFECTLY for a crib.
We could fit two children comfortably and three kinda makes it tight. Very exciting that we'll have children soon! What an answered prayer. God is good. It's taken over 7 years and MANY trials and triumphs. But God is good and knows EXACTLY the right time.
I still pray for our dear children whoever they'll be. I pray too for our hearts as I am equipped to let them go if I must, but I DO know our "forever child/ren" are out there no matter how long it takes!
***A MONTH Of Modesty***
Wednesday, March 19, 2008

If there is anything close to my heart, it's modesty and femininity. The modesty part I have down, but since being diagnosed with PCOS, a hormonal imbalance in the endochrine and reproductive systems causing infertility, weightgain, baldness, roseacea, type II diabetes, Hypothyroid....and the list goes on., I have become MORE aware of the loss I feel of being able to fit in those beautiful dresses most women can wear, along with upkeep of hair, cleanliness, etc. I haven't felt "feminine" in a VERY long time. Instead of feeling self-pity, I have decided to work toward a healthier mind, body and spirit and focus on Gods will for me as a woman, wife, servant and future mother.
I was happy to find that Mrs. Wilt over at "The Sparrows Nest", is having a Month-Long Modesty Study and I've it to be an answer to prayer for my spirit. I encourage all my readers to check it out. I understand that there have been SO many Modesty and Femininity talks over the course of the past two years I've been blogging here, BUT I think it's a positive study to learn more about ourselves while being in touch fully with Gods plan for us. We ARE afterall created in His own image. I for one, know that my self-esteem doesn't match the creation that God made. Please Join me during her month long series won't You?
***Got the letter of acceptance***
Sunday, March 16, 2008
Hi everyone!
I'm SO sorry for not posting in awhile. LOTS of things going on over here. We purchased our sofa, loveseat and chair combo for only 400.00 on craigs list. It looks BEAUTIFUL in here. I can just Imagine what it will be like to invite people for a Bible study or just a nice time together. The place is coming along nicely. NOW, if I can only find a nice round table that seats 4-6ppl in a dark wood, that would just have a finishing touch. I'm also in need of a few more primitive decorations to fit my decor. Once it is all finished I'll start taking pictures to show everyone.
The childrens room is coming along so nicely. The crib and the dresser, the new pictures on the wall, I even bought 60 stuffed animals that are in NEW condition for just 35.00. I have pre-washed and fluffed them just for my own sense of peace and have put the ones I'd like in the childrens room.
NOTHING like a BIG teddy bear to calm the spirits of a child who fears the unknown.
I plan to give the rest away to other Foster-to-adopt families that we'll meet along the way. I think those stuffed animals will bring great joy to a child who need comfort.
I also just found the ((made in America)) wooden puzzles. I have been concerned about the lead issue in childrens toys. So I'm good with books, stuffed toys, wooden playtoys and puzzels, music, etc. Things to get the imagination going. I also plan to fill a toychest up with play clothes like pretty dresses, balarina outfits, princess tiaras, mens suit type things in case we have boys.
I can't describe HOW much we're excited to have a child in our home. My only fear is the loss I'll feel when the ones that are here in transition go home to their parents. It will be a bitter sweet moment. I DO believe that children should go back to their birthparents if they have learned to be a structured family and home for them. It will be why we will be a "safe haven" while the moms and dads work on it, however, foster to adopt is exactly our plan. We want to adopt our forever child/ren. So somehow I have to find the strength from God to be able to keep a level head in case I actually lose whoever comes in our home. Doug has taken it seriousely in reminding me that there IS a possiblity that we could lost the children we have in our care. I think he too is being cautious because a nurse that works with him has stopped fostering in our county because after 4 times of her same children going back and forth to the birthparents custody, they have decided it's time for mom to have them. His nurse friend was devistated and has decided to move out of state with her fiance. When he heard the story he thought of me, how attatched I may get, and also after our last fostering experience through an agency in Ohio, he wondered how I'd deal with the beauracracy of the fostercare system. I absolutely loved the teens we had, but found the system to be frustrating when it came to their care. Too many chiefs and not enough Indians in my opinion. Most children in the care of the system are drugged beyond need because they want them calm and easy to care for. The agency we worked for in Ohio rec'd stipens for the girls.....while they were drugged beyond belief, the underlying conditions were overlooked. Either way, it was an independent agency and not the county, but I hear it can be similar. I suppose only God can get us through the hard part.
In the meantime, we're excited because we're recieved the letter of acceptance, knowing our background check has been done and we have the go-ahead for the second part. We should be recieving the invitation letter to the 11 week classes within the next two weeks.
In the meantime, we're trying to finish the needs.....we need a twin size bed, car seats, booster seat for our table for toddlers, High Chair, stroller, monitors for the room to hear whats going on when we're in our room and much more. I NEVER knew there were so many types of 1 product.Haha
So I'll be here, on and off, but I'll be around.
Much love to each of you.
Rebekah
***Advocate for Children in the Fostercare System***
Wednesday, March 5, 2008
Click on permenant link and stop the auto-song to listen to this video
The children in the fostercare system need stability, LOTS of love, and for someone to advocate for their needs. Wheather you choose foster-to-adopt, or to be a stepping stone for them to reunite with their families in a SAFE environment, OUR children need YOU. Please think about opening YOUR homes to children who need a safe, loving, place to stay while in transition OR open your arms to adopt those who need a "forever family". Children, no matter what age, shouldn't fall through the cracks of the system when there are SO many people out there to lend a hand and a heart.
Please consider Fostering OR Foster-To-Adopt in YOUR local county. You may be just what the child needs to persevere through the system.....Even better, The child just may add to YOUR family and bless YOUR heart.
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