Today, we visited Oxburgh Hall, which is a National Trust property in Norfolk. You can read about the history of Oxburgh Hall below if you are interested: http://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/oxburgh-hall/visitor-information/ This is only about 20 minutes from where we live and we are National Trust members, so we get in free. We went for the annual…
The China Adoption Disruption blog post series was originally written in 2013. I wrote it to start conversations about something that people are (understandably) hesitant to speak openly about. To date, this is one of the most-read posts on this blog. If you find yourself considering adoption disruption, I hope you find someone to talk…
The China Adoption Disruption blog post series was originally written in 2013. I wrote it to start conversations about something that people are (understandably) hesitant to speak openly about. To date, this is one of the most-read posts on this blog. If you find yourself considering adoption disruption, I hope you find someone to talk…
The China Adoption Disruption blog post series was originally written in 2013. I wrote it to start conversations about something that people are (understandably) hesitant to speak openly about. To date, this is one of the most-read posts on this blog. If you find yourself considering adoption disruption, I hope you find someone to talk…
I wrote this about six weeks ago. One of the social workers from our agency asked for parent contributions for an e-book that will be used as a reference for parents. I was asked about what advice I’d give someone just starting their adoption journey. A few conversations I’ve had this past week brought this…
When I got home from China, I was going to write a post on squatty potties and I just never did. But, I took a picture of one…see? There was a lot of discussion on squatty potties in the online adoption groups I am a part of – many of you reading this blog may have…
