Someone who understands

Love this video! May not make a lot of sense to those who aren't in the middle of an adoption, or who have done an adoption, but to me it was an amazing 3 minutes! So great! It is nice to know there are people out there that understand me! :)

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Patchwork...

In 2012 I had at least three quilts sitting in my sewing room. They all were baby/kid quilts. All of them could be given as gifts, and yet, I had a hard time thinking about giving them away. I thought for sure that they would have been used in my house by now... But that reality stings... No little ones around to cuddle in my quilts. The Lord blessed us with an amazing son, Caleb. I am blessed a hundred times over to have him in my life. So why did I sit and think about filling these empty quilts with little hands???
Here is my family's adoption journey through the Philippines and Fostercare. The stitches that have been woven into our family because of our journey have been quite remarkable. There are days when I feel our quilt is about to unravel, but somehow God keeps piecing us together. We are becoming this beautiful patchwork. We may already show some wear, but you better believe every ounce of love is going into every stitch and every block made.

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