Hump Day

Well this is it…Hump Day for NaBloPoMo (than is National Blog Posting Month for you non-playas, LOL) and National Adoption Awareness Month.


I have managed to post something every day so far this month, being that attention span and follow-through are not my strong suits, that I am dyslexic, hate writing and rarely showed up to school after 5th grade, I’m feeling pretty good about how things are going so far.


Of course I started this thing without any idea what it was about or what I was doing and not knowing what, if any, the “rules” were. It wasn’t until something on Linda’s Blog – Real Daughter / Adopted Daughter that it dawned on me there might BE any “rules” when she said something about “approval”. Ruh Roh, Shaggy, we’re RUCKED. Approval? To qualify for prizes? Heck I didn’t even know it was a contest! How just like me can I be?


I went back and actually read the info on NaBloPoMo. Well at least I had registered my blog…I spent the week end submitting my first 14 days of posts (I am so sorry) for approval. The best news of all was this little gem of a quote here -“NaBloPoMo ignores the quality of your posts and rewards the quantity!” SWEET!!!! I am confident in my ability to prattle on for another 15 days, if quality is no object.


So…here we go…we are half way there…Post on, my friends…Post on!



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November is National Adoption (Of Children in Foster Care) Awareness Month

For more about the adoption triad please check out these gifted bloggers:

Amanda at – The Declassified Adoptee

TM, an open minded adoptive mom at: Our Little Tongginator: An Attitude of Openness

Birth Mother, First Mother Forum: Encouraging the 'Adoption Option' as public policy


* This post is a part of my National Adoption Awareness Month, a post every day in November campaign, to remind perspective adoptive parents that there are 140,000 kids for whom family preservation is not an option, who through no fault of their own are currently available for adoption in the U. S. foster care system, right here in our own back yard.  If you are considering adoption please consider adopting a foster child or becoming a foster parent.  It could change a child’s life.