Tuesday, May 6, 2014

God is Able

This morning started out rough for me. I had planned to wake up early and go work out but I couldn't get the car out of the garage and blah, blah, blah.... It was rough but I did make it to the gym. 

On my way to the fitness room I ran into Beth. She is a regular at the y she has been going there for as long as I can remember, she knew I had went to France to help the Stoner's. So she asked me about my time in Europe. I told her how I ended up in Romania working in the orphanages. Beth is adoption from China, so as I told her about my time working in the orphanages. She completely understands but not from my perspective but from a perspective as a little kid. 

Beth was adopted when she was eight. She remembers what it likes to live in the orphanage and hopelessness a child must feel. But Beth was lucky enough to get adopted unlike many others. Beth understood when I told her of my wish to adopt all the kids and to give them hope for a better future. 

Talking to Beth this morning, reminded me of how much I still miss Romania two months later and how God does work miracles. I am sure as a kid growing up in a orphanage, she never imagine that she would be blessed by such an amazing family here in the U.S. So instead of putting God in a box I am going to pray for all the kids I work with for God to move in their lives because 
He can do anything!






Thursday, May 1, 2014

Triplets

The boys are so cute. I already love them. And the family spoils me pretty bad. For Easter I got my nails and eyebrows done at the Salon. Then Easter afternoon I was visited by Bryson and Bronson with an Easter basket full of chocolate and goodies. Not to mention that the grandma cooks me Thai everyday for lunch. The running joke is that the grandma is actually my nanny and I just take care of the boys ;) 


Bryson, Braxton, and Bronson.


They are adorable, are they not? I love it when Braxton looks at me with his big brown eyes, or when Bryson tries to talk to me, and when Bronson gives me a look like how could I ever think about putting him down.