"For I know the plans I have for you," declares the LORD, "plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future."
~ Jeremiah 29:11
What a precious girl -- I love seeing your husband with her. For some reason for me, seeing the photo of Balnur (on this or another post?) I thought to myself that she was an old soul who knew very well what her role and purpose was in setting you on your journey. No longer a daughter, but a spiritual guide of sorts. I haven't read all the posts yet and I am jumping around but it seems you bring clothing and change her during your visits and then back again? I never thought to do that ... perhaps it's more fun with a girl anyway. Plus when we were outside we were bundled in winter gear. Here, you can see Selah in all her pink glory against the backdrop of greenery and sunny days. It's just a nice touch I never thought to do. Perhaps there was a part of me that knew the change would come soon enough. I have yet to rewatch the video we took the day we took Major from the BH and we dressed him in our clothing for the first time. I think i will do that this weekend. Your blog brings back so many memories ... In one photo, I saw Noodles. How did you like it? If you go again, please say hi to Juliet Casabel, a Filipino manager. So happy for you! Steph
I am so glad your internet is working! I am loving all the pictures!
ReplyDeleteWhat a precious girl -- I love seeing your husband with her. For some reason for me, seeing the photo of Balnur (on this or another post?) I thought to myself that she was an old soul who knew very well what her role and purpose was in setting you on your journey. No longer a daughter, but a spiritual guide of sorts.
ReplyDeleteI haven't read all the posts yet and I am jumping around but it seems you bring clothing and change her during your visits and then back again? I never thought to do that ... perhaps it's more fun with a girl anyway. Plus when we were outside we were bundled in winter gear. Here, you can see Selah in all her pink glory against the backdrop of greenery and sunny days. It's just a nice touch I never thought to do. Perhaps there was a part of me that knew the change would come soon enough. I have yet to rewatch the video we took the day we took Major from the BH and we dressed him in our clothing for the first time. I think i will do that this weekend.
Your blog brings back so many memories ...
In one photo, I saw Noodles. How did you like it? If you go again, please say hi to Juliet Casabel, a Filipino manager.
So happy for you!
Steph