Esther is still in Virginia with her birth Dad, although she has tried to get out of the airport there on a couple of different days without success. I finally drove back home from Spokane without her. Her next tentatively scheduled flight to Spokane is on Sunday.
She plans on being home for only a couple of weeks. She & Jason (birth Dad) have decided that she should move to Virginia. She already gave notice at Staples over the phone before she told us of the plans. So I don't say or do anything dumb, I'm just praying a lot.
About Me
- CML_Shearings
- I am a beloved child of God, who by marrying a Jewish believer has assumed the semitic flavor myself. I'm the mother of a very social twenty-one year-old, whom I love dearly but often don't understand well. My Lord is continuing to change the character of this retired Army nurse into His family resemblance through a zillion tiny decisions and responses every day. He is loyally faithful to me in covenantal love and enjoys giving me His hugs at surprising times and in wonderfully creative ways. I hope to be transparent enough to share some of my inner as well as outer life with you in this blog.
About My Name: CML Shearings
Phonetically, my initials spell out "CaMeL". My husband and I also raise a few sheep: Romanov-Texel-Columbian, to be exact.
Sheep are sheared; Llamas can be sheared. Can CaMeLs be sheared? I think so! I will pretend so ... and share some of the shearings with you!
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4 comments:
Cary, I hardly know what to say! My heart feels sad for you--very sad. You will be in my prayers.
I'm just like Jeannie on this one! "I hardly know what to say!" These kinds of decisions must really take their toll on adoptive parents! Thankfully, our kids -- whether by birth or adoption -- are ultimately in the hands of God!
Thanks, Jeannie & Carol-Ann! God loves Esther even more than I do. He will watch over her & bring her closer to Himself in His time. By the way, the kittens, Madison & Jasmine found a great rural home.
When I met my birth mum it was really hard on my mother and my Dad too I expect.......but in the long run, and you have to let things play out and let the 'long run' come into play....you will always be her real parents.......
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