5 McC Kids

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

Tuesday, October 31, 2006

Halloween

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We haven't done much to celebrate Halloween at our house for the last couple years. We are kind of caught in the debate of whether it is...
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One Last Reminder....

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Today is the last day of Breast Cancer Awareness Month. I must admit that it will not hurt my feelings to have the opportunity to blog in a ...
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Milestones

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Grace has had a big week. Much to my chagrin, she has learned to climb up on the couch all by herself. She loves to play with the wood blind...
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Tuesday, October 24, 2006

The Other Side of the Story

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I've made no secret of my feelings about Madonna's adoption in Malawi. However, I do believe in being fair. So, tomorrow, Wednesday,...
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Thank You...

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....dear readers for your response to this post . I just stopped over to read the comments on the White Family's blog . I have tears s...
Monday, October 23, 2006

In God's Hands...

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Baby Meskerem passed away today. She is no longer suffering, but her family is. Please keep them in your prayers, and stop by to leave a wo...
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Saturday, October 21, 2006

3rd World Medical Care

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I wrote this in response to a Mom that is waiting to bring her baby home. The baby is VERY sick, and has been in the hospital for a while no...
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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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