Salzwedel Family Adventures

[...] . Right now I am taking English composition. I am constantly writing: essays, paragraphs, discussion questions, responding to discussion questions, etc. I am learning a lot, but also feel like all of [...]

[...] how our family has been turned upside down, and can't wait to say, "I told you so". Tisk tisk. People who want me to say that things are all sunshine and roses and that I must be smiling all [...]

[...] time with other people who have families just like ours. Each time I have met another blogger/adoptive mom the relationship goes from being "cyber" to "in-real-life" seamlessly. [...]

[...] blows me away. I'll conclude with a passage from the devotional "Hope for the Journey An Adoption Companion" from Shaohannah's Hope: The adoption journey is not easy, but every hour of toil, [...]

[...] old friends instead of strangers. No awkwardness, just the common bond of being a multi-racial adoptive family. above photo from www.robindoddphotography.com Our gathering was held in Freeport, IL, [...]

[...] talked and talked. Bliss! Left to right: Sarah - Five Frozen Chamorros Moi! Essie - The Accidental Mommy Corey - Watching the Waters Angie - Blogless & fabulous all the same Thanks ladies for an [...]

[...] while the moms and dads talked and talked and talked. Bliss! Left to right: Sarah - Five Frozen Chamorros Moi! Essie - The Accidental Mommy Corey - Watching the Waters Angie - Blogless & fabulous [...]