Tonight on the evening news they were doing several features on the orphans of Haiti. After the devastation of the earthquake, so many children of all different ages are now without mothers and fathers. It breaks my heart.
Jason and I have always talked about adoption. That was going to be our path if our tries at invitro didn't work. Part of me still wonders if our little family of four would have room for another one. Could we be a blessing to someone who needs a family. Who knows. Maybe God will tell us one day that we are supposed to open our home to another child. It's something to pray about and ponder. Not that I don't already have my hands full with two little almost four year olds who are itching to start kindergarten.
I was reading another blog tonight and she had this picture posted on her site.
I wanted to share it, because if you are looking for a way to give to the people in Haiti, check out The Rusted Chain at www.etsy.com. I purchased a blessed necklace tonight. I think it is absolutely beautiful. And a great reminder of how blessed I am. The seller, Beki, is donating $10 from every "Blessed" necklace sold to an organization called Compassion International to help with disaster relief in Haiti. She has raised over $2000 already!Maybe you can be a blessing to someone else, or maybe you are just like me and need a little reminder of how blessed your life already is and how you shouldn't let a moment pass without thanking God for the way your life has turned out- just perfect and blessed beyond measure.








