Selah's room will be my former office space....yes, my coveted office space. (smile) It was the place where I hibernate to get work done or when mama needs a little 'time out'. As I shared before, giving up this space was a big deal for me but one that with God's help, I don't mind sacrificing at all.
Since the yard sales, I was able to let go of a LOT of 'things' that I've been holding on to for years. You know those...'one day I might need that' things. Yet, with each goodbye of an article in that office space, I said 'hello' to making room for baby girl.
Here's the result....a blank new canvas to create a feel of home for a little girl without one. It warms my heart every time I walk past her 'space' with anticipation that one day a heartbeat, laughter, kisses, and hugs will fill this space and a family will be forever changed.
Tuesday, November 16, 2010
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What a beautiful story, Michelle. Thanks for sharing this journey with us. I will be waiting with much anticipation to meet your princess...
Samantha
Awww...thanks so much Samantha for taking this journey with me. It really means a lot!!!
So sweet!!! I have enjoyed reading your blog so much. We are also a Lifesong family adopting a little girl from Ethiopia. Actually, I see from the Lifesong page that we had Both Hands fundraisers on the same day. How did yours go? We are Manley and Rebekka Seale, a few families underneath you.
We will be praying for you and your sweet family...a very good-looking family if I do say so myself!!!
xx
Rebekka
Tried to make my monthly donation and can't find the link to donate through LifeSong....can you remind a sleepy mama how to do that? Thanks!
:)Melissa
Hi Rebekka! Okay so I think I have absorbed quite a bit of your blog. Very cute! Thanks for stopping by. Looking forward to reading more about your journey and those amazing desserts you like to highlight! yum!!!
Hey Meliski!!!! Thanks so much for continuing to support Selah coming home. That is sooooo huge! You can go over to www.lifeabitsweeter.com and click the Donate Via Credit Card. Oodles and oodles of hugs!
Ah, just wish I could do more. :)
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