Wednesday, January 28, 2009
Please and Thank-You!
Not feeling so hot right now. Came home from work 4 hours early because either I have a stomach flu or Mi Ranchito tummy, (I know, gross!!!!) So took some sweet old phenergan (sorry if that is spelled wrong!) and am going to have a nice little old nap on the couch. The voting ends tomorrow, Thursday the 29th at 11:59 p.m. It is awfully exciting! And oddly enough we seem to be able to vote at least once a day. So please vote! You guys have been amazing and it is amazing to see all the people cheering for me! Can not wait for the results! I probably will stay up just to see (except I do have to work at 6 am the next morning!!!) Anyways, thank-you everyone who has voted and will vote. It means the world!
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Hi there. I saw you on seriously so blessed and wrote a note to you. I guess you got it, which makes me glad. Thanks for coming and finding me on my blog. It's a weird world we live in where we can meet people in this crazy way, isn't it? And it's a good world...mostly.
ReplyDeletePutting yourself out there for adoption is the most counterintuitive thing in the world...and by that I mean advertising your qualities as a human, a couple, as parents. It's so weird to try to be honest and humble and still show your best side at the same time. I spent a week just on our two scrapbook pages we were allowed our first time around the adoption circuit. When we had our first homestudy, I even cleaned under my washing machine. (That was partly because my 4 year old had flooded that room.) You can't prove you're a good parent (I'm not sure I am some days), but you can sure clean.
When my husband read the profiles, he voted for you, too, even though we hadn't talked about it. So I hope you get the makeover and the pictures because that's one less major worry you'll have. Goodness knows you have plenty of other worries...
By the way, this is the cutest blog background I've ever seen. And I loved the bows you made. I have got to learn that stuff! Maybe if I use cute bows on my daughter, it won't matter that I can't braid...
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