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A blog about our journey to our daughter in Semey, Kazakhstan.
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- Home again, home again, not so lickety split...
- It's a girl!
- And the Angels said Amen.
- Things that don't translate well....
- Spa day
- They are dancing to Stephen Curtis Chapman's "Cind...
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- always in trouble...
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- A longwinded day...
- How cute am I?
- run from Mommy!
- you tube kazakhstan
- Pretty in pink
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- Chris thinks he is shrinking
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- Happy Halloween?
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- BAAAAAAAA!!
- The baby house has got my number!
- Snow!
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- Little Miss Smiley!
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- There's the penguin onesie
- Koffeeman hooray!
- BRRRRRR!!!!!!
- Until she has the real thing with her she is conte...
- For everyone that remembers Sara Stephens, age 1 1...
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- Daddy's Girl!
- You have to love her hat!
- God bless Koffeman!
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- Internet at last!
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About Me
- Jenkins Family
- Franklin, Tennesse, United States
- We are a family of 6, soon to be seven. Parents Emily and Chris, big brothers Liam, Cade, Zane and big sister Keira. This fall we will be blessed to bring home Alexa Marie Jenkins from China.
Do not be afraid, for I am with you; I will bring your children from the east and gather you from the west. I will say to the north, `Give them up!' and to the south, `Do not hold them back.' Bring my sons from afar and my daughters from the ends of the earth
Isaiah 43: 5-6
Isaiah 43: 5-6
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Our family for now...
Keira is just beautiful. What gorgeous eyes she has! And your husband must be a hottie too getting girls' phone numbers! Actually the caregivers (and judge, imagine that) all had a crush on my hubby. They completely ignored me and all wanted their photo taken with him. Sheesh!
ReplyDeleteI can't imagine the place with snow as we were sweltering while we were there. We also witnesses a sheep being slaughtered at the Baby House by a Muslim holy man and then being 'processed' for lunch, I suppose. Gross! They had to shoo the toddlers away who were walking around the grounds - at least I spotted it and figured out what they were doing to the poor beast lying on the ground and hightailed it the other way! I guess you never know what you'll see there.