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Saturday, February 16, 2013
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It's my birthday!
Avigayil is turing six years old!
This is Avi's second birthday home with us and we can not imagine life without our AVI!
She is a joy...a gift
She is an amazing blessing!
Celebrate with us through these photos!
Celebrate Avi's life!
Thought I would share Avi's favorite song as the text to the photos!
Nope...not very spiritual but it is her favorite non the less
I had a little turtle
His name was tiny Tim
I put him in the bathtub
to see if he could swim
He drank up all the water
He ate up all the soap
and now he's sick in bed with a bubble in his throat
Bubble bubble bubble
(can you see Ellianna trying to get Avi to say Bubble)
bubble bubble bubble
bubble
bubble
bubble
bubble
bubble
POP!!!!!!!!!!!!!
HAPPY BIRTHDAY DEAR AVI!
The Lord your God in your midst,
The Mighty One, will save;
He will rejoice over you with gladness,
He will quiet you with His love,
He will rejoice over you with singing.”
The Mighty One, will save;
He will rejoice over you with gladness,
He will quiet you with His love,
He will rejoice over you with singing.”
Zephaniah 3:17
Friday, February 15, 2013
Beauty
Bless the Lord, O my soul! O Lord my God, you are very great!
He lays the beams of his chambers on the waters; he makes the clouds his chariot;
he rides on the wings of the wind; he makes his messengers winds, his ministers a flaming fire
He set the earth on its foundations, so that it should never be moved
Guess who is turning SIX?
Tuesday, February 5, 2013
Thoughts of a Birthmother
Hi everyone! This is Sasha, writing a post for my mom's blog.
Last night I showed my mom a poem, I submited for a scholarship opportunity. I wrote it last year, and I thought I would share it on the blog.
Thoughts of a Birthmother
Two roads diverged, a choice to make.
How did she decide?
She felt as though she might just break
the pressure--she could no longer take
it, the fight inside of her had almost died.
She knew an easy way out.
She knew there was a quick way.
She could have taken the easy route,
only if there was no doubt.
But she knew that choice would haunt her from that very day.
She also had another choice.
A choice much harder said then done.
Her eyes were moist,
but she knew should one day rejoice
over her decision from which she could not run.
She chose the harder way instead.
She chose the pain, the tears to be
the one who gave her daughter life who lead
her to a new life and I think, as I lay upon my bed
"I'm so grateful she chose me".
I just thought this would be a great opportunity to share my story.
I was adopted from Russia at 17 months old. My birthmom was 16 years old. This poem is about her.
I am so grateful for my family that God placed me in, words can't even begin to describe how I feel. I know He has a plan for my life--one so much greater than I can even imagine right now! My dad always say "God plucked you out of that orphanage for a reason, Sasha" and I believe that is true.I believe he wants me to serve Him and to tell others my story.
Speaking of my dad, I thought I should share one more thing. A few months ago, my dad and I went to see the movie October Baby. It is about a girl who finds out she was adopted and the victim of a failed abortion. Just recently, we watched it again with my mom at home. It is a great movie, with a powerful story of forgiveness. However, my favorite scene is at the end.
Hannah is heading off to college, and she and her parents are saying their goodbyes. She turns and starts to walk away with her friend. Then, you see her look back over her shoulder, at her dad.
She runs back to him, and they wrap each other in a hug. She says, with tears and a smile on her face,
"Thank you, so much Dad."
He replies "For what, sweetheart?" And Hannah says,
"For wanting me."
Both times I have watched the movie, it moved me to tears. That part reminds me so much of my relationship with my own dad, and my love for him. I love him so much, and am so blessed that my Heavenly Father chose him to be my father here on Earth. And I'm so thankful he saw the potential in my life...
And Wanted Me.
Psalm 68:5-6
Last night I showed my mom a poem, I submited for a scholarship opportunity. I wrote it last year, and I thought I would share it on the blog.
Thoughts of a Birthmother
Two roads diverged, a choice to make.
How did she decide?
She felt as though she might just break
the pressure--she could no longer take
it, the fight inside of her had almost died.
She knew an easy way out.
She knew there was a quick way.
She could have taken the easy route,
only if there was no doubt.
But she knew that choice would haunt her from that very day.
She also had another choice.
A choice much harder said then done.
Her eyes were moist,
but she knew should one day rejoice
over her decision from which she could not run.
She chose the harder way instead.
She chose the pain, the tears to be
the one who gave her daughter life who lead
her to a new life and I think, as I lay upon my bed
"I'm so grateful she chose me".
I just thought this would be a great opportunity to share my story.
I was adopted from Russia at 17 months old. My birthmom was 16 years old. This poem is about her.
I am so grateful for my family that God placed me in, words can't even begin to describe how I feel. I know He has a plan for my life--one so much greater than I can even imagine right now! My dad always say "God plucked you out of that orphanage for a reason, Sasha" and I believe that is true.I believe he wants me to serve Him and to tell others my story.
Speaking of my dad, I thought I should share one more thing. A few months ago, my dad and I went to see the movie October Baby. It is about a girl who finds out she was adopted and the victim of a failed abortion. Just recently, we watched it again with my mom at home. It is a great movie, with a powerful story of forgiveness. However, my favorite scene is at the end.
Hannah is heading off to college, and she and her parents are saying their goodbyes. She turns and starts to walk away with her friend. Then, you see her look back over her shoulder, at her dad.
She runs back to him, and they wrap each other in a hug. She says, with tears and a smile on her face,
"Thank you, so much Dad."
He replies "For what, sweetheart?" And Hannah says,
"For wanting me."
Both times I have watched the movie, it moved me to tears. That part reminds me so much of my relationship with my own dad, and my love for him. I love him so much, and am so blessed that my Heavenly Father chose him to be my father here on Earth. And I'm so thankful he saw the potential in my life...
And Wanted Me.
Psalm 68:5-6
Monday, February 4, 2013
What about this one
This beautiful little girl was born in October 2007 and most likely has cerebral palsy. She needs a family NOW! PLEASE help this sweet child to find her family!Please email me at tingministries@comcast.net
She reminds me of our precious Avi - YOU KNOW...BEWARE of PANDA AVI!
Proverbs 24: 11 -12
Saturday, February 2, 2013
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