As a child growing up in a church attending family, I had an understanding that some Christians were really Christians and others were still lost. Maybe you grew up with a similar understanding. I truthfully, do not know where this idea came from. I do not recall pastors or parents ever actually saying such things.
Daniel is out in Western Kansas this summer working on his uncles farm. The farm is over 7000 acres. About 5000 for farming fields, and the rest for cattle. Currently, they have around 200 cattle. They keep him busy. He has learned how to weld, do basic tractor and car maintenance, how to herd cattle, tag
Tyler Ann went and picked up her chickens today. We are making plans to put in a big garden this year. Yes, I think we are feeling a little like homesteaders. We decided to wait on goats for a little while longer, but we are making plans for them. Here are some pictures of Tyler’s
In my last post, I shared about the joy of giving birth to my first born child. I shared about the beauty of the biological bond. In the next few posts I plan to share about the beauty of the adoptive bond. It is true that there is a difference between these two bonds. Maybe
When I was 22 and pregnant with my first baby, I was excited and scared all at the same time. I was pretty sure I would be a good mom. I had a great mom, and I had been baby sitting and working with children for many years. So, I thought I would be pretty
on February 21, 2015
An adoptive mom’s Story (part 1)
Adoption . Family . Katie's Ramblings . Popular PostsOver the last few years, I have been surprised at the requests I have had to write this book or that book. But, I always just laugh and say if I ever write a book it will be about adoption. I may never write a book of my own, but I have decided to start