I am discovering that maybe this isn’t who Zach should be at all.
Because Zach is meant to be a four-year-old (though he thinks he’s an adult), he needs to look like a four-year-old.
Daddy used to read me the story but he was put on probation when he was caught in the act of skipping pages.
Zach is four and thinks he is an adult. Alli is three and does not speak. Zach believes he can speak for Alli and that’s usually where the trouble begins.
We may not be updating much, but that doesn’t mean we aren’t here.
The Foundation is looking to recruit new teachers, especially for its SPH International school in Jakarta and I had the privilege of being in the new recruitment video.
Sometimes this life is very difficult. But then the Spirit of God steps in and continually reminds you of His grace, mercy, and enduring love.
Today we are Getting the Word Out about Owlhaven, a blog by Mary Ostyn. Mary writes about parenting a large, multi-cultural family (10 kids, 6 through adoption.
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