Tuesday, August 16, 2011

Blogger glitch

I am not really a great blogger. I read others blogs and they always seem to say something really moving, magnificent, touching...you get the picture. I just kind of blunder on about things going on in our world and what the girls have been doing. I have a hard enough time trying not to make my sentences sound like something a hill-billy from Kansas would say....but I confess....I do struggle to say anything really elegant.

Now I went and done something really stupid. And the worst thing is....I don't have a clue how I done it!! I was busy typing right along and the next thing I look up at the screen and my words had gone astray. Never did find where that word took off too, but when I finished my post and went to look at the blog after I had posted....my sidebar seems to have slipped down to the bottom of the blog?? I must confess to those who don't know....the beautiful blog that I have was designed by Alexis who is a WIZZ when it comes to purting up blogs! I have emailed her ask....more like beggging for her help to get my blog looking put together right again. I hope she will get back to me soon. Right now...it looks like I was drinking heavily and became a little out of focus. Maybe I need to drink something to help me get it straightened out again!! Oy!!

The families that we traveled with to get our first daughters back in 2000 are all a very special group of people. We bonded and we bonded hard! I can't imagine our lives without these other families in it. We try to get together every other year for a reunion. Even then the time goes by too fast! There were 6 families in our group....we all adopted a baby from the same orphanage. Four of our families got together this year and each family has added at least one more child since our first adoption. Here are the beautiful girls.

1 comment:

Trish said...

Christie,
I read those blogs too...and I just tell myself that our less eloquent blogs are a wonderful memory "book" for our children who will hopefully soak up all these words and appreciate the time and effort we took to record them and treasure that they have them. I also want to record things to remind them that they DID have a happy childhood...as one day they may not believe it! Keep blogging, Trish

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