Journey to Global Community
Here is another “Magical Milk” picture, but I need to find another title. I am not wanting to rip off Christine’s great weekly post.
Any other catchy title’s that are as happy as “Magical Milk?” I’d love suggestions.
But anyway, here is my latest blog-worthy nursing photo:
My friend nursing her two-year-old Ethiopian daughter. Beautiful Picture! You will learn more of her story, soon! It is AMAZING.
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Our hope is that people will get a chance to see a family that may look a little different, but is as close and loving as a family that meets the stereotypical ideal. It is time to break barriers, stop making assumptions, and realize that families come in all different shapes and sizes and can still define the term. Find Out More ››
If you wanted to do it on Mondays it could be Marvelous Milk Monday.
By the way, I LOVE reading your blog. I am not an adoptive parent but I am married to a man from Zimbabwe. We have 3 children ages 3, 2 (in August) and 2.5 months.
Stephanie. That is perfect! Thank you!!! Marvelous Milk Mondays it is. I just hope I can find enough people to do this weekly!
Have you visited Zimbabwe? I’ve never been, but in a few years (when the boys are old enough) we’re going to try and spend a month in various countries in Africa. Zimbabwe is at the top of my list!
I can’t imagine having that many children that close together! I know just from having a 3 and 4 year old how hard it can be…but there are so many benefits of having them close in age. I take my hat off to you
No we’ve never been as a family. The kids aren’t old enough and I can’t leave my nursing baby.
We plan on going a few years all together. Once my husband has his citizenship we can travel freely! His interview is in a week so wish us luck and send prayers if you think of it.