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Our Foster Family Tree. Please enter the text from the image. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Our Personal Blogs (Foster Care Alimni). To Tell Truth - Please Stand Up. Hilary Cottam: Social services are broken. How we can fix them. Dealing with death and dysfunction. From The Eyes of A Foster Child. Musings of the Lame: Life as a Birthmother: Whats. Dear Mr. President, Here’s What I’d Like to see in. Dear Mr. President, Here’s What I’d Like to see in. Simple template. Powered by Blogger.

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Our Foster Family Tree: September 2011

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Our Foster Family Tree. Tuesday, September 27, 2011. Neither Here Nor There.": Right To Know Day 2011. Neither Here Nor There.": Right To Know Day 2011. Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Our Personal Blogs (Foster Care Alimni). To Tell Truth - Please Stand Up. Hilary Cottam: Social services are broken. How we can fix them. Dealing with death and dysfunction. From The Eyes of A Foster Child. Neither Here Nor There.: Right To Know Day 201. Simple template. Powered by Blogger.

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Our Foster Family Tree: April 2011

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Our Foster Family Tree. Tuesday, April 26, 2011. What You Miss Growing Up As An Unadopted Foster Kid. LT has a great post, What You Miss Growing Up As An Unadopted Foster Kid. She is having a tough time right now after breaking her arm, please stop by and show her some love if you are so inclined. Posted by Sunday Koffron Taylor. Links to this post. Labels: Foster Care Alumni. Sunday, April 10, 2011. An understanding ear to listen? So again I ask. now what? Big Brothers Big Sisters. I hope that my post w...

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Our Foster Family Tree: December 2011

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Our Foster Family Tree. Tuesday, December 20, 2011. Posted by Peter Combs. In the days that followed, I made sure to walk across the room with caution. Always on the lookout for any strays that were sure to turn up. It wasn’t long before I forgot about the broken glass altogether, after all, I had diligently searched for any remaining pieces. Surely, I had found and discarded of the whole thing. This incident reminded me of the healing process. Soon, I began to trust people again. I got married, boug...

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For transracial and transnational adoptees and fosters. Monthly Archives: September 2014. I Am Nothing (And That Is Something). September 3, 2014. By Kev Minh Allen As I reached the age of 40 last December, driving through northeast Oregon and California on my way to Reno, Nevada, I was so tempted to stop the car on the side of the highway, get … Continue reading →. Follow Blog via Email. Enter your email address to follow this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email. Julia 's JAM.

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For transracial and transnational adoptees and fosters. April 18, 2013. It’s complicated, but not unique in its complexity. Me, and many others like me, face feelings of difference as they navigate a world where they do not fit neatly into categories of race, ethnicity, or even national origin. Many others, like me, face feelings of incongruity as they negotiate identities that may, or may not, fit neatly into the families they belong to identities that are uniquely theirs and no one else’s. Don't We Loo...

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Party Time! | The Burden of Thought

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The Burden of Thought. My favorite time of day…. View from my kitchen window →. February 26, 2011 · 1:00 PM. Do you all think we are ready? The party starts in one hour! My favorite time of day…. View from my kitchen window →. 3 responses to “. The Day After Saturday. February 26, 2011 at 6:28 PM. February 27, 2011 at 6:02 AM. Is the menu a liquid diet? 🙂 Works for me! February 28, 2011 at 7:14 AM. Haha, the food was catered, so we only had to prepare drinks. =). Leave a Reply Cancel reply.

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Our Foster Family Tree: Shards of Glass

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Our Foster Family Tree. Tuesday, December 20, 2011. Posted by Peter Combs. In the days that followed, I made sure to walk across the room with caution. Always on the lookout for any strays that were sure to turn up. It wasn’t long before I forgot about the broken glass altogether, after all, I had diligently searched for any remaining pieces. Surely, I had found and discarded of the whole thing. This incident reminded me of the healing process. Soon, I began to trust people again. I got married, boug...

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Our Foster Family Tree: May 2011

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Our Foster Family Tree. Tuesday, May 17, 2011. Scars are Souvenirs You Never Lose. 8230;The past is never far. And we should never forget. The pain you inflict on a child lives in them forever. The pain lives on, whether they wear in on their sleeves or carry in their hearts, it lives on. Sometimes I forget that they are there. I can go months without giving it much thought…but they remain, 20 years later. are still there…for all to see. Posted by Sunday Koffron Taylor. Links to this post. We Have to Help.

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Our Foster Family Tree: Dear Mr. President, Here’s What I’d Like to see in your National Adoption Awareness Month Proclamation « Land of Gazillion Adoptees

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Our Foster Family Tree. Thursday, September 27, 2012. Dear Mr. President, Here’s What I’d Like to see in your National Adoption Awareness Month Proclamation « Land of Gazillion Adoptees. All types of adoption. The misinformation that is spread as a result of aggressive marketing is only part of the problem: the actual purpose of the month is negated because attention is diverted away. From the needs of those children in foster care. Posted by Sunday Koffron Taylor. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).