To Sing Frogs Chapter 23e
Now as we returned, Amy was even more troubled by the environment than she had been before. “That carousel is just eerie,” she said while... Read More →
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To Sing Frogs Chapter 23d
Sarah jabbered, kissed her hand, and blew her feelings to the sun. “My-eck!” she squealed afterward. “Yes!” Amy responded while rapidly running... Read More →
Russian Orphans: The Moisieva Koshkina Family
Recently we changed things in this document to correct erroneous information on the age of our daughters’ biological sibling, Vitaly (or... Read More →
To Sing Frogs Chapter 23c
Our fellow adopting parents had offered to buy us dinner in celebration of us getting Read More →
Survivor Syndrome and Children Adopted From Orphanages
Survivor Syndrome has been rough on my daughter. Sarah had been home from Russia for five years when we met with her friends, in Spain. Those... Read More →
To Sing Frogs Chapter 23b
“What, now?” Amy asked in frustration. “Boy’s bathroom is bushes on left side of the road. Girl’s bathroom is Read More →
My Grandparents
First time I meet Grandpa and Grandma in Russia. I love my Grandpa and Grandma. I went with them a movie, take pictures. My grandpa have a... Read More →
To Sing Frogs Chapter 23a
Chapter 23 Reborn It sounded like a rubber boot being pulled from a mud-bog with a bullfrog croaking in the background. “Hand me something!”... Read More →
To Sing Frogs Chapter 22d
Mama Olga’s eyes were glassy from tears shed throughout the morning. They punctuated her melancholy and somber mood. Luba was Read More →
Finding Faith: Why Does God Care?
Finding faith, for me, never comes easy. Maybe it’s true… things are always in the last place you look. While I was raised in an... Read More →
The Camp in Arizona
[About a year after Emily came home, she spent several weeks at a behavioral camp in Arizona. This week she wanted to write about her... Read More →
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