5 McC Kids

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

Tuesday, December 30, 2008

We Have Been Blessed

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How often can you pick up a whole suite of living room furniture for $100? Well, we did today. Will's wonderful Aunt gave us a queen s...
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A Little Bit of Techie Stuff

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So, I'm sure it hasn't escaped anyone's notice that I have been a serious slacker in the blog department for quite a while. The...
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Monday, December 22, 2008

Our Weekend...Do, Re, Mi Style

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(Sung to the tune of Do, Re, Mi) Doh...the sound, as Grace hits the door Ray...to see far down the throat Me...the one who has to look Fah.....
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Sunday, December 14, 2008

Success....Sort Of

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Grace made it into panties. Her joy was immeasurable. She even insisted on wearing them over her diaper at bedtime. She made it about 48 ...
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Friday, December 12, 2008

Dora-liciousness

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If Gracie makes it through today with no accidents, she will be entering a whole new world. What is it, you ask? It would be the world of ...
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Tuesday, December 09, 2008

On Our Way to Freedom

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Grace has used the potty for #1 and #2 for the last three days. Of course, she has used her diapers for said functions as well. I am under ...
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Wednesday, December 03, 2008

Christmas Guilt?

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I have struggled off and on with Christmas guilt ever since we started our adoption journey to bring Grace home in October 2004. The more I...
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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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