God planted the seeds, our eyes and hearts were open and we're taking that leap of faith into unknown territory where only God Himself can be revealed. Proverbs 24:12 tell us: "Once our eyes are opened, we can't pretend we don't know what to do. God weighs our hearts and keeps our souls, knows that we know and holds us responsible." So with much joy, we welcome you on our journey to bring home a baby girl from Ethiopia!

Thursday, April 19, 2012

Sniff....sniff

One of the most rewarding things about this adoption (besides the fact that we were blessed with the coolest little girl in Ethiopia) is the heart of her older siblings and how it has changed them. It really has changed them...in more ways than one.

 Today, after school, I had a Mom approach me about our adoption. Her daughter is in Aria's class. Come to find out, they are in the process of an Ethiopian adoption and Aria's friend will soon have a new little sister too! Anyways, we had an impromptu play date. Aria and her friend walk into our house and I overhear this conversation:

E: Aria, I cant wait to see your room!
A: Well, I don't really have my own room. I gave it up for my little sister. She really needed a room. (which she did)
E: Oh! Well, where do you sleep?
A: I sleep in my brothers room in a bunk bed.
E: Bunk beds sound fun.
A: Yeah, it was really worth it. Sometimes I miss my own room, but I was way too excited to give it to my new sister. E, will you give your room to your new sister?
E: Aria, thats a GREAT idea. Maybe I'll do that too.

Oh.my.word. These kids GET it. AH! Just a little melt my heart moment.

1 comment:

  1. Someday, I would like to meet your little people, because they sound as marvelous as you. :)

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