5 McC Kids

Our family's journey on the rollercoaster we call life....5 kids and all!

Wednesday, April 05, 2006

Embassy Day

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Grace is definitely making sure that we don't sleep in. Her and Daniel should get along just fine when we get home. They both seem to ...
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Tuesday, April 04, 2006

Sele Enat

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We all made it through our first night together. Grace doesn't sleep through the night, but she goes about four hours at a time. I hav...
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Monday, April 03, 2006

Huge Day!!!

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The day started off a bit slow. I was up with Will several times throughout the night, and he was still feeling a bit green around the gill...
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Hilton and Time in Bed

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We had more trouble at the Ghion.  This time, there was no hot water for a shower in our room.  We were fed up, and decided to see if we ...
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Saturday, April 01, 2006

The Ghion

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Overall, I would say that this is a very family friendly hotel. The rooms (or suites) are very spacious, and for $80/night you get your roo...
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Big Day Ahead

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Today is the day that we go roam the streets of Addis. We have been very pleased with the interactions we have had with the local people. Mo...
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Friday, March 31, 2006

San Diego-Washington DC-Rome-Addis Ababa, Ethiopia

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We left our house at 5:00am. We had slept a grand total of three hours before we left for the airport. That didn't seem to matter thou...
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I am the wife to a wonderful man named Will, and Mom to 5 amazing kids. Both Will and I were widowed before we met. We had 3 children between us when we married. We welcomed a new addition 1 1/2 years later. The pregnancy and birth were wild, so we decided to be "done". God had a different plan. We were introduced to international adoption, and started that process 11/04. We brought our 5th child home from Ethiopia 4/06. You could say our kids are Your's, Mine, Our's and Someone Else's. 8^) We are just grateful that they are all OUR'S! Someday, we will adopt from Ethiopia again. We know there is an "older child" that is meant to be part of our family. We trust that God will let us know when the time is right. Parenting is the hardest and most rewarding thing I have ever taken on. I am not an expert, but I'm happy to share any insights I gain along the way. I also appreciate any tips I can glean from my readers. After all, it takes a village, right?!
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