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[mommydama]

I need comments.

I've never been so needy in the comment department before. I haven't been commenting enough on other's blogs, I know. It is definately a reciprocal thing here in LJ world. Which makes sense...I'm just feeling comment needy today.

So...in order to generate a discussion as I seem to be desperately in need of one, ask me a question. Be anonymous if need be. I'll do my best to answer it.

Comments

[pikefish.livejournal.com]

wow--- goosebumps!!!

I can relate with the ttc--- I did the temp charts and never was able to get the definite spike or whatever comes with ovulation--- it was a gradual increase.

Do you still have contact with Zoe and Luci's family? was it an open adoption? I am very sad in our society, we have so many unwanted children (or unable to be cared for children) but am glad that those 2 found you and that their family knew that they couldn't take care of them. I see a lot of children with parents who really don't take care of them the way they should or love them the way they should.

I have a nephew who was adopted from Guatemala--- long time ago as he is in junior high (high school???) now. his hair was awful :) it used to stick up all over his head and his dad called him coconut hair baby. he had some troubles in lower elementary grades but is doing great now.

my niece was also adopted from Russia after her 1st b-day (she was 4 in Nov). I love hearing about adoption as I also was adopted (I think I told you that maybe one time). I met my birth mother and was able to complete my puzzle and find my place in this world in relation to family. I look so forward to watching your kids grow and seeing what questions they ask regarding this and what your answers will be :)