Wow, amazing, huge, emotional, scary, concerned, excited, priviliged, thankful, thoughtful and the list can go on when it comes to our adoption.
Today we spent the morning in class in Denver at the adoptionagency which we have done our homestudy through. It was about developmental issues. What happens to a kid that doesn't get fed enough at a young age? And then all of a sudden have access to all this food. How are they going to cope with the language switch?Will they be able to go from Ukrainian to English and Swedish? How do you help them to improve their motor skills. What does cognitive learning mean? And a whole bunch of other topics. Very interesting and it gave us many new things to discuss, which we also did during our 6 hour drive home.
This morning made us feel a little more prepared for what we are in for. It gave a whole bunch of new thoughts and questions. But most of all I think it made us more excited about the journey we are on. The thoughts became more real and guesses turned into facts.
A feeling that came over me very strongly and that has been growing in me lately is that I feel so blessed that we are able to go through this. Feels like a privilge! I can't wait to get to go and pick those kiddos up.
Wishing all you americans a Happy Thanksgiving and to all you swedes I wish you an amazing Advent.
D
2010-11-20
2010-09-22
Home again!
Sitting by my kitchen counter enjoying a good cup of tea. My big dog Svea wants to go out and get muddy, my cat finally laid down after a good wrestle with Svea, and I'm just enjoying being home in my house again after 10 days gone. Lots of things has happened. The trip was good but it didn't turn out as I expected. God has once more showed me his way in life.
I went to California with my bosses and a co rider to show 4 of our horses in the American Nationals for Welsh Cobs. It started out with lots of laughter and fun. Showing horses went well and everyone was happy. Unfortunately it all changed when I won Ridden Welsh Classic which is THE class and my co rider took second. My co rider got angry and stopped talking to me. After a couple of days of really weird situations he finally lashed out at me and told me all kinds of lies.
I first of all was in shock over his accusations since I hadn't done anything wrong and then I got both mad and sad. After sharing what happened to the love of my life and greatest supporter we decided to pray about it all. And God showed me over and over about forgiving our enemies. I was reading a book on our 2 day long trip home which I can highly recommend called" An echo in the darkness" by Francine Rivers. The book spoke to my heart since it is about a girl that gets sent to the lions, survives and then return to serve and love the woman who sent her there in the first place. God is in control and his will is for us to love not condemn.
It is not easy and I'm not there yet but I know my desire is to serve my Lord and Savior and sometimes he makes us walk an extra mile. What that is is still to be reveled to me.
Other than that God has shown us in many ways in the last couple of months that he is in control and that he will make it possible for us to bring our kiddos home. Our homestudy is in Ukranie:) We found a renter for our trailer. And God blessed our concert amazingly. Our big prayer request now is for Scotts bike to be sold.
In two weeks I will go on another trip. THis time I'm heading home:) My little little sis is getting married. She found her prince and now they are starting the journey of their lives. I am super excited for them and to get to see lots of good friends and spend some quality time face to face with mi familia. Can't wait!
Hope that life is treating you well out there!
Lots of love,
D
2010-06-22
Apologize!
I am so sorry it has taken this long before I posted another update. Lots of reasons of course and mostly because life has been really busy. I do have news about the adoption and one big one is that we now have done 4 out of 5 interviews for our homestudy. It was not as bad as we had anticipated. Since we are pretty used to being transparent it wasn't to big of a deal. Lots of questions and some of them hard to answer and some of them required to dig up some old long lost memories but all in all not bad. The social workers comment was that we where a pretty normal couple, which we took as a good thing.
The other news about the adoption is that we now are working with a facilitator in Ukraine and his helper in Texas. They will guide us through this process and take care of us when we are there. We believe we have a better idea of how this will all work but I bet we will learn more as we go. One thing we do know is that we won't go to Ukraine until spring since we have to be on a waiting list for 6 months after all our papers are done here in the states and sent over. This is because we want kids less than 6 years old. We are ok with that since that will give us more time to raise the money we need to bring with us.
we are going to do a couple of different fundraisers this summer. One worship concert in the park here in Durango with our worshipteam from church, a garage sale, a bakesale and maybe a chocolatesale. So please help us pray that they will all work out.
God has also been very good and given me more work. He is over and over showing us that he will provide for us.
Other than the adoption life is full of work and fun stuff. Scott is right now doing his annual training with the Navy in Texas. He got to work on an aircraft today so he was happy when I talked to him earlier. ( A lot of times they don't have to much to do)
My horses are doing fine. The one I have been leasing for the last 6 months is going back to her owner later this week due to hoof problems. Not fun but at least I didn't have to put her down.
It is late and I have to sleep so I promise I will update again soon!
Be blessed my friend!
Daniela
The other news about the adoption is that we now are working with a facilitator in Ukraine and his helper in Texas. They will guide us through this process and take care of us when we are there. We believe we have a better idea of how this will all work but I bet we will learn more as we go. One thing we do know is that we won't go to Ukraine until spring since we have to be on a waiting list for 6 months after all our papers are done here in the states and sent over. This is because we want kids less than 6 years old. We are ok with that since that will give us more time to raise the money we need to bring with us.
we are going to do a couple of different fundraisers this summer. One worship concert in the park here in Durango with our worshipteam from church, a garage sale, a bakesale and maybe a chocolatesale. So please help us pray that they will all work out.
God has also been very good and given me more work. He is over and over showing us that he will provide for us.
Other than the adoption life is full of work and fun stuff. Scott is right now doing his annual training with the Navy in Texas. He got to work on an aircraft today so he was happy when I talked to him earlier. ( A lot of times they don't have to much to do)
My horses are doing fine. The one I have been leasing for the last 6 months is going back to her owner later this week due to hoof problems. Not fun but at least I didn't have to put her down.
It is late and I have to sleep so I promise I will update again soon!
Be blessed my friend!
Daniela
2010-05-09
A new life in our barn!
I thought that since I don't have anything to update you guys on about the adoption I will instead give you a glimpse of my daily life.
I work for a couple that owns and breeds a kind of horse called welsh cob. The welsh cob is a pony breed from Wales:) As you can see in my picture they are pretty stout litte ones.
This guy is Starbucks and he is my primary showhorse. A fun ride:)My owners have 17 horses at the moment for me to work with and train. Alot YES but oh so much fun. There are 6 riding horses, 3 three year olds that I'm breaking to ride, 2 two year olds, 2 yearlings, 3 broodmares and one baby. The baby you see below was born less than a week ago and his name is MHS Durango Express. We'll probably call him Dex. We are also waiting for this years second foal to see the world. Maybe it will be there when I get there in the morning.
Maybe you have notised that there are a lot of stars in their names that is because they are almost all sons and daughters to our stallion Megastar
At last but not least is a picture of the horse I leese. She is also a welsh cob and her name is Atlanta.
This is a little glimps of my life another time I'll show you some more:)
2010-05-03
A prayer request!
Hi everyone!
It is pretty late for an old woman like me so this won't be a long post. But I wanted to fill you in on what is happening and ask for some help.
We are now in regular contact with the orphanage in Ukraine. They are looking for possible kids for us. Today we were told that it is hard to find young healty kids for international adoption. (We have asked for up till 4 years old) They asked if we would move our age limit a little. I don't really know what that means at this point but we felt that we need to pray. God knows about our wishes and he loves to see to the details of our wishes and eventhough age might not seem like as detail, it really is. We also felt that if it is our hearts that need to change to be open to older kids God has to help us in that. And we believe he can if that is his will.
Making more phonecalls about the homestudy tomorrow morning and hopefully we can send in the application at the end of this week.
An answer to prayer has been that I now have a few more hours of work over the summer. But I still need some more to help pay for all of this.
So please help us pray that they will find us young healthy kids or that God will change our hearts. And for more jobopportunities and finances.
Thank you all for standing by us on our journey of faith!
Daniela
It is pretty late for an old woman like me so this won't be a long post. But I wanted to fill you in on what is happening and ask for some help.
We are now in regular contact with the orphanage in Ukraine. They are looking for possible kids for us. Today we were told that it is hard to find young healty kids for international adoption. (We have asked for up till 4 years old) They asked if we would move our age limit a little. I don't really know what that means at this point but we felt that we need to pray. God knows about our wishes and he loves to see to the details of our wishes and eventhough age might not seem like as detail, it really is. We also felt that if it is our hearts that need to change to be open to older kids God has to help us in that. And we believe he can if that is his will.
Making more phonecalls about the homestudy tomorrow morning and hopefully we can send in the application at the end of this week.
An answer to prayer has been that I now have a few more hours of work over the summer. But I still need some more to help pay for all of this.
So please help us pray that they will find us young healthy kids or that God will change our hearts. And for more jobopportunities and finances.
Thank you all for standing by us on our journey of faith!
Daniela
2010-04-19
The door is slowly opening!
Hi everyone!
I know it has been a little while since I shared with you last of what is going on. Not much has happened until this last week. We have just been waiting which seems to be the biggest part of an adoption process. But we stay pretty busy in the meanwhile which is good.
But now to what is happening. I don't know how many of you have heard about the american mom that had adopted a kid from Russia. She thought the kid was a threath to her family so she put him (a 7 year old kid) on a plane with a note in his pocket that he was to return to Russia. Totally crazy in my opinion! This made Russia stop all adoptions to the US until the US agrees to new restrictions. This affected Ukraine too. So last week I got a message saying that the orphanage wants to help us but the door was closed for now....
We didn't know what to think. Was this another door that God was closing on us or just more time of waiting? We shared the situation with our smallgroup and we prayed about it.
Three days later I get another message saying that the person that runs the orphanage wants to give it a try already. The door that we thought was shut is now open and we will walk through it! Thank you LORD!
Now that we know what country for sure that we are working with we will do our homestudy.
It's amazing to be a Gods child and walk in his footsteps. You never know where you will end up and how your life is going to turn out. But one thing is for sure and that is that it is an adventure:-)
Be encouraged my friend and stay close to the source of peace that goes beyond all our understandings, our Heavenly Father!
D
I know it has been a little while since I shared with you last of what is going on. Not much has happened until this last week. We have just been waiting which seems to be the biggest part of an adoption process. But we stay pretty busy in the meanwhile which is good.
But now to what is happening. I don't know how many of you have heard about the american mom that had adopted a kid from Russia. She thought the kid was a threath to her family so she put him (a 7 year old kid) on a plane with a note in his pocket that he was to return to Russia. Totally crazy in my opinion! This made Russia stop all adoptions to the US until the US agrees to new restrictions. This affected Ukraine too. So last week I got a message saying that the orphanage wants to help us but the door was closed for now....
We didn't know what to think. Was this another door that God was closing on us or just more time of waiting? We shared the situation with our smallgroup and we prayed about it.
Three days later I get another message saying that the person that runs the orphanage wants to give it a try already. The door that we thought was shut is now open and we will walk through it! Thank you LORD!
Now that we know what country for sure that we are working with we will do our homestudy.
It's amazing to be a Gods child and walk in his footsteps. You never know where you will end up and how your life is going to turn out. But one thing is for sure and that is that it is an adventure:-)
Be encouraged my friend and stay close to the source of peace that goes beyond all our understandings, our Heavenly Father!
D
2010-03-30
Spring is here!
You know, I have been thinking a lot about spring the last couple of days.
It is a time of lots of hope. Just the fact that it gives hope about warmer and lighter days. About flowers and green grass, warmer water in lakes and oceans. The hope brings joy to my heart and soul. For a moment I can feel a little sting of sadness. Winter is over, spring is already hear and the time flies so pretty soon we will have winter again. But that is just the hopeless part of me. The one that is always looking to far ahead. So I try to stay living in the now.
Spring means new life. Everywhere can you see strands of grass poking through the muddy soil. In the pastures where the cows have been hanging out all winter, you can now see little baby cows running around. They are sooooo cute! Soon we will have new baby horses in the barn and everywhere else we look there will be babies. I have a surprise growing in my flowerbed and buds on my lilac bush. All that stuff makes me happy and it gives me a ton of energy that I didn't know I had!
On Sunday after church we came home, took our books and cups of tea, dug out the lawn chairs and went outside. You have to start working on that tan early:) We enjoyed every minute of it.
On the adoption side of our life there is also new hope. Through a dear friend we have now been put in touch with an orphanage in Ukraine. Don't know to much yet if this is the way God has for us to walk but please help us pray for wisdom and direction. For now it sounds really good and it might be the way for us to be able to adopt a sibling couple. God is faithful and he will guide us!
Lots of love to all of you!
D
Ps. Talking about new life. We will be breeding our German Shephard Svea this week so there will hopefully be little Sveas running around in a couple of months. Maybe you know someone who would like one?
It is a time of lots of hope. Just the fact that it gives hope about warmer and lighter days. About flowers and green grass, warmer water in lakes and oceans. The hope brings joy to my heart and soul. For a moment I can feel a little sting of sadness. Winter is over, spring is already hear and the time flies so pretty soon we will have winter again. But that is just the hopeless part of me. The one that is always looking to far ahead. So I try to stay living in the now.
Spring means new life. Everywhere can you see strands of grass poking through the muddy soil. In the pastures where the cows have been hanging out all winter, you can now see little baby cows running around. They are sooooo cute! Soon we will have new baby horses in the barn and everywhere else we look there will be babies. I have a surprise growing in my flowerbed and buds on my lilac bush. All that stuff makes me happy and it gives me a ton of energy that I didn't know I had!
On Sunday after church we came home, took our books and cups of tea, dug out the lawn chairs and went outside. You have to start working on that tan early:) We enjoyed every minute of it.
On the adoption side of our life there is also new hope. Through a dear friend we have now been put in touch with an orphanage in Ukraine. Don't know to much yet if this is the way God has for us to walk but please help us pray for wisdom and direction. For now it sounds really good and it might be the way for us to be able to adopt a sibling couple. God is faithful and he will guide us!
Lots of love to all of you!
D
Ps. Talking about new life. We will be breeding our German Shephard Svea this week so there will hopefully be little Sveas running around in a couple of months. Maybe you know someone who would like one?
2010-03-20
A little lost!
We are a little lost right now. The agency is more or less giving us the advice not to adopt from Moldova. The governmental situation is not the best and they say they will do it but it might be easier to choose another country or do domestic instead.
Our problem is that if Scott gets deployed he probably wouldn't be able attend a court hearing at a specific date in whatever country we adopt from. And many countries are not very flexible when it comes to that. The thing is that the Navy has started something new which puts people on a list if they will be drafted within a year. Scott is not on that list. Can he still get deployed? Yes but not very likely.
So what are we going to do? NOT A CLUE. How do you choose another country when you think God spoke to you or was it just my own thoughts??? Maybe this is God's way of telling us that his plan is different than ours. Or is it a test of our faith in him?
When it comes to other countries we really don't have many options at this point. Bulgaria seems to be the only one. And then of course we could to domestic. Who knows at this point. But please help us pray for direction. We want to do Gods will in this even if it might be complicated.
All we want is to give an orphan parents and a loving home.
Blessings, Nela
Our problem is that if Scott gets deployed he probably wouldn't be able attend a court hearing at a specific date in whatever country we adopt from. And many countries are not very flexible when it comes to that. The thing is that the Navy has started something new which puts people on a list if they will be drafted within a year. Scott is not on that list. Can he still get deployed? Yes but not very likely.
So what are we going to do? NOT A CLUE. How do you choose another country when you think God spoke to you or was it just my own thoughts??? Maybe this is God's way of telling us that his plan is different than ours. Or is it a test of our faith in him?
When it comes to other countries we really don't have many options at this point. Bulgaria seems to be the only one. And then of course we could to domestic. Who knows at this point. But please help us pray for direction. We want to do Gods will in this even if it might be complicated.
All we want is to give an orphan parents and a loving home.
Blessings, Nela
2010-03-17
A day in the middle of March
Eventhough I should get ready to go to work, I decided that it was time to write a couple of sentences here first.
The adoption process is taking it's time. We are right now waiting for a preapplication to go to Moldova to find out if we will be accepted. Since Scott is in the Navy reserve and can be deployed we might not. They said it will take between a couple of days to a couple of weeks before we hear anything back. And at this time we also don't know if the homestudy agency we would like to work with will be approved either so we just have to wait. But that is ok.
Life around us is coming back. The snow is melting and there is mud everywhere:-) We are excited about experiencing spring at our house for the first time. Soon we can have a fika (a genious swedish word that means snacktime kind of) outside. Maybe Scott can dig out our grill from the big snowpile in the back and we can make some salmon one day.
Last week I had to say goodbye to two of my teeth. They where unsaveable. A little sad but even if I give you my biggest smile you won't see the gap. Vanity -yep ! But a lot easier to deal with.
Tonight I'm going to share my testemony at the youth group at church about how I ended up here and my experience at the LA Dream Centre. It is interesting when I look back at my life to see how much of God's guidance I have experienced. He has been SO faithful throughout the years that how could I ever doubt that he would take care of me now. And the fact that God does not just care about the big stuff he definately cares about the details. One day I will share some of those details with you.
Be blessed and enjoy the light!
Nela
The adoption process is taking it's time. We are right now waiting for a preapplication to go to Moldova to find out if we will be accepted. Since Scott is in the Navy reserve and can be deployed we might not. They said it will take between a couple of days to a couple of weeks before we hear anything back. And at this time we also don't know if the homestudy agency we would like to work with will be approved either so we just have to wait. But that is ok.
Life around us is coming back. The snow is melting and there is mud everywhere:-) We are excited about experiencing spring at our house for the first time. Soon we can have a fika (a genious swedish word that means snacktime kind of) outside. Maybe Scott can dig out our grill from the big snowpile in the back and we can make some salmon one day.
Last week I had to say goodbye to two of my teeth. They where unsaveable. A little sad but even if I give you my biggest smile you won't see the gap. Vanity -yep ! But a lot easier to deal with.
Tonight I'm going to share my testemony at the youth group at church about how I ended up here and my experience at the LA Dream Centre. It is interesting when I look back at my life to see how much of God's guidance I have experienced. He has been SO faithful throughout the years that how could I ever doubt that he would take care of me now. And the fact that God does not just care about the big stuff he definately cares about the details. One day I will share some of those details with you.
Be blessed and enjoy the light!
Nela
2010-03-06
The emotional rollercoaster!
A couple of days ago we got the first call from the adoptionagency. It was fun to feel that we are on our way but it also brought up some different emotions. They for example asked about why my BMI is so low. Hello! I'm a skinny tall physically hard working swede! Do you need more explanation? I ofcourse realise that they wonder if there are eating disorders involved. But I'm pretty sick and tired of always hearing that I'm to skinny. My body just doesn't want to put on any fat, not to get pregnant easier, not to build muscles easier, not to fill out my clothes,not to be allowed to adopt!! (They didn't say that I wouldn't be allowed but that is how I feel).
The other pretty big thing is that they want to know where the money is going to come from. I understand that our finances that was presented doesn't look like much but our God has all the finances we need. And how do you explain that? They asked us to get back to them with some answers. Please help us to pray to get the wisdom of what to say!
Pretty helpful was the comments they had about us adopting siblings. The older one in a siblingcouple is almost always 6-8 years old and the younger one would be 2-4. We feel that an older kid would be out of our comfort zone at this point and that has put our sibling thoughts on hold for now. But if it is God's idea he will make it happen and the kids will be small.
Blessings to you!
Nela
The other pretty big thing is that they want to know where the money is going to come from. I understand that our finances that was presented doesn't look like much but our God has all the finances we need. And how do you explain that? They asked us to get back to them with some answers. Please help us to pray to get the wisdom of what to say!
Pretty helpful was the comments they had about us adopting siblings. The older one in a siblingcouple is almost always 6-8 years old and the younger one would be 2-4. We feel that an older kid would be out of our comfort zone at this point and that has put our sibling thoughts on hold for now. But if it is God's idea he will make it happen and the kids will be small.
Blessings to you!
Nela
2010-03-03
The time of waiting has begun!
Today I received an email saying that our application has arrived at the agency! Sweet! It's got to start somewhere. ohooo! I can't put words on how excited I am! In less than I year I hope we will have not one but two little ones running around making our life crazy. Don't think I mentioned before that we want to adopt siblings. Please help us pray that they will be as young as possible. Especially since we want them to grow up bilingual and because we want them to have a good life as early as possible. Our prayers right now is for them and that they will be safe both physically, emotionally and spiritually. They are our kids ,they are just born somewhere else.
It is amazing to see how God has just moved our hearts in this direction, and now it feels all for sure. Most likely we will run into discouragement along the way, but deep down we'll know that God is for us and he is for our kids. It is for them he needs to provide a way to get home, not for us to find a bunch of money to spend on an adoption( which to you might be the same but for me it changes my perspective on what is going on). We already see Gods answer to our prayers. I have for example been able to work double time this week after specifically asking him for more hours.
In the meantime we spend our time working and developing friendships. I did my first show for the season on Saturday. Only showed young stock in hand but they did very well. Next show is in 2 weeks and then I'll be riding. It is fun to get out there and see some other people and horses and create relationships.
Be blessed my friend!
Nela
It is amazing to see how God has just moved our hearts in this direction, and now it feels all for sure. Most likely we will run into discouragement along the way, but deep down we'll know that God is for us and he is for our kids. It is for them he needs to provide a way to get home, not for us to find a bunch of money to spend on an adoption( which to you might be the same but for me it changes my perspective on what is going on). We already see Gods answer to our prayers. I have for example been able to work double time this week after specifically asking him for more hours.
In the meantime we spend our time working and developing friendships. I did my first show for the season on Saturday. Only showed young stock in hand but they did very well. Next show is in 2 weeks and then I'll be riding. It is fun to get out there and see some other people and horses and create relationships.
Be blessed my friend!
Nela
2010-02-25
Happiness!
They say that beauty is in the eye of the beholder, I agree with that.
I also believe happiness is in the heart of the beholder.
It is in our heart it starts. What do we decide to do with our day, how do we decide to feel. Many times we don't know why we feel like we do, and many times we know but don't want to admit it. Not to ourselves or to the person asking us. A lot of times we will tell everyone who wants to listen that our life sucks, that it is hard and that we are way to stressed out about anything and everything.
But do we tell anybody when we are happy? Does anybody want to listen to me say that I am happy? Probably not. So we walk around in this world only hearing negative stuff.
What's the problem with us????? We have everything we need and a ton more but still are not happy.
I come back to the statement I began with. It is in our hearts it starts. How do we become happy? I think the big key is to be thankful! Thankful for everything we have, all the relationships, easy and hard alike, thankful to our God that has given it to us!
Try to recognise the happy moments. What can they be?
A good meal with family or friends,
a beautiful sky,
the smell of snow,
the smell of moss in a rainy forest,
a good ride on my horse,
a piece of salty licorice melting in my mouth,
a phone call from a friend,
a dog waging its tail when you walk in the door,
a word straight from God,
a good song on the radio or an intimate talk with your best friend.
The list could go on and on, because when we stop and think about all the good things in our lives it doesn't stop. It is all the matter of the heart. What do we choose?
To be caught up in the negativism of this world or do we choose to be happy?
Nela
I also believe happiness is in the heart of the beholder.
It is in our heart it starts. What do we decide to do with our day, how do we decide to feel. Many times we don't know why we feel like we do, and many times we know but don't want to admit it. Not to ourselves or to the person asking us. A lot of times we will tell everyone who wants to listen that our life sucks, that it is hard and that we are way to stressed out about anything and everything.
But do we tell anybody when we are happy? Does anybody want to listen to me say that I am happy? Probably not. So we walk around in this world only hearing negative stuff.
What's the problem with us????? We have everything we need and a ton more but still are not happy.
I come back to the statement I began with. It is in our hearts it starts. How do we become happy? I think the big key is to be thankful! Thankful for everything we have, all the relationships, easy and hard alike, thankful to our God that has given it to us!
Try to recognise the happy moments. What can they be?
A good meal with family or friends,
a beautiful sky,
the smell of snow,
the smell of moss in a rainy forest,
a good ride on my horse,
a piece of salty licorice melting in my mouth,
a phone call from a friend,
a dog waging its tail when you walk in the door,
a word straight from God,
a good song on the radio or an intimate talk with your best friend.
The list could go on and on, because when we stop and think about all the good things in our lives it doesn't stop. It is all the matter of the heart. What do we choose?
To be caught up in the negativism of this world or do we choose to be happy?
Nela
2010-02-24
It is official!
Today our application goes in the mail and our journey of faith begins. You might wonder what this journey is all about and what the application is for...
Scott and I have descided to adopt. We are so excited!!!!
It has been a rocky road to get to this point but we are convinced that this is the road God has for us to travel. He has already shown us in so many ways that he is with us in this.
Please pray for us, we need God's wisdom, his provision and favour on this journey!
God's blessings to you my friend!
Nela
Scott and I have descided to adopt. We are so excited!!!!
It has been a rocky road to get to this point but we are convinced that this is the road God has for us to travel. He has already shown us in so many ways that he is with us in this.
Please pray for us, we need God's wisdom, his provision and favour on this journey!
God's blessings to you my friend!
Nela
2010-02-21
A test!
To write a blog..... that is for people who like to think deep and share what is going on....yep I think I could do it! I guess you will find out if it works.
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