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Miscellaneous Monday

08.16.2010 by juliegumm@yahoo.com //

I know Monday is almost over but I’ve been gathering little tidbits here and there and thought I would share some recent great blog posts I’ve read.

  • I bookmarked this great post from Jamie on Guarding Our Kids from Evil – take time to read all the comments too. Great ideas in there.
  • Some great photography tips on My Crazy Adoption.
  • Adorable valance made from cloth napkins from Owlhaven.
  • Reluctant Husband Syndrome- Part 1 over at Building the Blocks
    A lot of women find themselves on the adoption bandwagon LONG before their husbands. Amy’s post has some great insight – stuff I never thought about but I bet really rings true for a lot of people.
  • the least complicated – LOVE this idea Jennifer talks about of having kids use a limited number of tickets to ask their questions. Sometimes I think my head will explode from all the questions.
  • Two great posts on Bushel & A Peck for calming kids – the “smell the flower/blow the candle”  and “blowing up the balloon” techniques

Categories // Family Matters, Featured Articles, Post-Adoption Tags // adoption, crafts, Parenting, sewing

China Window Decals Are Here!!!

08.08.2010 by juliegumm@yahoo.com //

About a year ago when I couldn’t find an Ethiopian window decal that I liked I decided to design my own and get them printed. Inspired by the adoption of my beautiful niece Julia, I couldn’t leave China out, could I?

So the China window decals are here. They are made with the same all-weather vinyl that they wrap cars with and are made to withstand the heat and the cold. My decal has been on my car through two hot Phoenix summers and it looks great.


(The mysterious man in the photo would be my brother 🙂

They are 6″ x 5″
Cost: $6.00
Shipping & Handling: $1.50 for up to 3 ($2.00 for 4+)
AZ Residents must pay sales tax of 8.3% (their rules, not mine)

Clicking “Add to Cart” will open up a secure check-out window in PayPal. You can pay with credit, debit or PayPal account. You will also be able to change the quantity at that point.

If you want to order the Ethiopia decal, go here.

 


Categories // Featured Articles, Orphans & Social Justice Tags // adoption, adoptive parents, car sticker, China window decal, vinyl decal, window

World Orphans Ethiopia Video

06.05.2010 by juliegumm@yahoo.com //

I realized the other night that I don’t think I’ve ever posted this video that was made back before I too was working for World Orphans. Just another part of our adoption story, captured for posterity.

World Orphans currently has 3 projects in Ethiopia. You can find out more about them on the web site – www.worldorphans.org

Left Behind – Ethiopia Orphans from Mark Gumm on Vimeo.

Categories // Featured Articles, Orphans & Social Justice Tags // adoption, advocacy, Ethiopia, orphans, World Orphans

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