Here is L playing with Mom and her pacifier. This is still one of her favorite games! Erik and I loved hearing her giggle. It is infectious!
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We are the clay, you are the potter; we are all the work of your hand. ~Isaiah 64:8
Erik
Leader of this three-ring circus since 1992. Executive Director of Missionary Support Services (a missions 501c3).
Kerry
Taming the lions in the center ring. Home educating, scaling moutains of laundry, dance mom/driver, dreaming of my next European adventure.
Athos
Son, 24: Finally moved back to our town! Aspiring to be a documentary film maker.
Faramir
Son, 21: an adventurer setting his own path who enjoys photography and film.
Artemisia
Daughter, 18: currently at our local community college with plans to transfer to a university next year. Plans to study Art.
Kalliope
Daughter, 12: Learning to find her way in a world where she always "stands out."
Frey and Freya
Niece and Nephew, 5 and 7: dancing, tumbling, taekwondo-ing bundles of questions.
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7 comments:
Kerry - the video is SO adorable! Her laugh reminds me of our last foster baby - if I held her above my head then lowered her she would cackle hysterically on the way down! My daughters still like to imitate that laughter - I can't wait to show them your adorable Miss Lydia laughing! They will LOVE her!
Kerry and Erik, she is adorable. The laugh of a baby is infectious. What a joy to be able to see her and to see that she is settling in. Thank you for sharing your special times with her.
Kerry,
She is so amazing! It looks like you are really enjoying her and she is you too...so happy for you guys to be home
- Kasie
Ahh, that is too cute! She is adorable. Congratulations!!
Jennine
Oh my goodness - she is so sweet~! I am going in TWO WEEKS to bring home our precious three from Ghana! I think David is about the same age as Lydia. I can't wait to hear him laugh! Thanks for sharing.
Cheryl
Cheryl - I've been following your blog! And your kids are awfully precious! I hope you'll keep blogging while you are there - I can't wait to read about your experiences.
Bless her, bless you...she had me laughing too. Such a wonderful belly laugh...may God continue to let the joy bubble out of her and touch the world for His Kingdom.
Kimmie
mama to 7
one homemade and 6 adopted
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