So, that's that. Combine the red flags going off in my head with the added $$$ and I have my answer. I'm sticking with my original agency. If the rumors of a March accreditation meeting aren't true, I'll revisit switching agencies again. But for now, I'm good where I'm at.
On a lighter (and much less expensive) note I'm finally getting the picture frames I wanted for Peanut's room. I saw these back before Christmas and decided that they weren't practical. I can justify buying clothes and even toys for Peanut. But picture frames just don't make sense when you're living on an adoption budget. But Christmas came and went and I couldn't get these frames out of my mind. So, I've been saving my spare change for over a month and I finally have enough.
I went to the small gift shop that I first saw them at and they were (of course) gone. But, the internet's a wonderful thing. So now they're ordered and on their way!
Peanut loves American football despite the fact that the first time he played he ran into a tree.
Peanut knew about basketball, but I don't think he had played it before. Attempts at dribbling inevitably ended up with him plopping on the ground and cracking up.
My kid is tough as nails. He throws a mean ball and can catch with the best of 'em, but he doesn't want anything to do with a glove. Gloves are for wimps!
Lauri
Love the frames, but where is the hockey puck. Am I going to have to send that boy a little hockey stick? You know, football and soccer might also be fainting inducing sports also.
He ran into a tree the first time he played football? Margaret, you are definitely going to need my brother's smelling salts.
Rhonda - Smack into a tree. Swear to god. I picked him up from camp and he has this band-aid on his forehead. When I asked him what happened he pantomimed the whole thing for me. He thought it was so funny. One of the other little kids said "He's really good at soccer, but he stinks at football."
Lori (adoptive mommy to Joey and Dawn Elise)