I have found a new danger in our world. Shopping. Even Bryan has fallen victim to this danger. OshKosh B'Gosh, Carter's, Baby Gap... Beware! It will suck you in! On Friday, the remaining documents we have been waiting for arrived so Bryan and I spent Saturday finishing up the last of the paperwork. After such a long day behind computers and filling in information for the 30th time, it was time for some retail therapy, that and Bryan needed some shoes. We walked past Carter's, then paced back until I submitted to Bryan's leadership and followed him in for a "Just quick walk through" that lasted 45 minutes. We just sat their holding clothes and thinking about the little head(s) of curls that would be bebopping around, whether in a fluffy pink skirt or rouch and tough soccer jersey. Also, we have been attending the Legacy 685 Adoption Camp which has classes for 6 weeks on development of the adopted child. There is another couple in our class who have just received their referral for two Ugandan children. We are excited to meet up and walk through the process with them. Our friends, our families, our blog-followers, our Sunday school class and even some people at our work, have been verbally supportive. It is good to know that our kiddo(s) will be coming home into a welcoming environment. Thank you all for your continued interest and support. Every call, email, message, text, or comment means something special to us. Sunday, September 11, 2011
The Danger of Outlet Shopping
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I have found a new danger in our world. Shopping. Even Bryan has fallen victim to this danger. OshKosh B'Gosh, Carter's, Baby Gap... Beware! It will suck you in! On Friday, the remaining documents we have been waiting for arrived so Bryan and I spent Saturday finishing up the last of the paperwork. After such a long day behind computers and filling in information for the 30th time, it was time for some retail therapy, that and Bryan needed some shoes. We walked past Carter's, then paced back until I submitted to Bryan's leadership and followed him in for a "Just quick walk through" that lasted 45 minutes. We just sat their holding clothes and thinking about the little head(s) of curls that would be bebopping around, whether in a fluffy pink skirt or rouch and tough soccer jersey. Also, we have been attending the Legacy 685 Adoption Camp which has classes for 6 weeks on development of the adopted child. There is another couple in our class who have just received their referral for two Ugandan children. We are excited to meet up and walk through the process with them. Our friends, our families, our blog-followers, our Sunday school class and even some people at our work, have been verbally supportive. It is good to know that our kiddo(s) will be coming home into a welcoming environment. Thank you all for your continued interest and support. Every call, email, message, text, or comment means something special to us.
I have found a new danger in our world. Shopping. Even Bryan has fallen victim to this danger. OshKosh B'Gosh, Carter's, Baby Gap... Beware! It will suck you in! On Friday, the remaining documents we have been waiting for arrived so Bryan and I spent Saturday finishing up the last of the paperwork. After such a long day behind computers and filling in information for the 30th time, it was time for some retail therapy, that and Bryan needed some shoes. We walked past Carter's, then paced back until I submitted to Bryan's leadership and followed him in for a "Just quick walk through" that lasted 45 minutes. We just sat their holding clothes and thinking about the little head(s) of curls that would be bebopping around, whether in a fluffy pink skirt or rouch and tough soccer jersey. Also, we have been attending the Legacy 685 Adoption Camp which has classes for 6 weeks on development of the adopted child. There is another couple in our class who have just received their referral for two Ugandan children. We are excited to meet up and walk through the process with them. Our friends, our families, our blog-followers, our Sunday school class and even some people at our work, have been verbally supportive. It is good to know that our kiddo(s) will be coming home into a welcoming environment. Thank you all for your continued interest and support. Every call, email, message, text, or comment means something special to us. 
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