Wednesday, August 5
This was the day I kept Reuben and Judi’s little ones while they were in court concerning Little K’s adoption.
Our daughter Deb brought Lydia back to our house so she could help me care for the little ones.
Deb rescues many orphaned baby animals during the spring and summer months (deer, raccoons, squirrels, rabbits, skunks, and opossums), then releases them – and usually brings something along when she comes to visit.
Little K enjoyed the baby raccoon.
Jesse was along as well, because he was spending the week with Roy and Deb.
Miss K wasn’t comfortable touching the raccoon.
Gathering shellbarks for Deb’s squirrels.
Miss K loves to play this game on one of my old computers.
I’ve had this game since our oldest grandchildren were little.
I like this game for little children because they can feed animals, plow fields, play songs, feed children, pick up toys, and help a dog find a bone by pressing the space bar on the keyboard.
While they were in my office, Little K and I were in the living room.
We learned to not put any trash in this waste can while they were here because he loved trying to play on top of it or throw toys into it.
He was standing quite well while they were here, and taking a few steps. He began walking shortly after they returned home.
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Reuben and Judi came home with fairly good news – that the parent’s previous signatures to the adoption arrangement almost guaranteed that Reuben and Judi could keep Little K. The judge was going to look over everything and get back to them in a week or two.
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Update: I received a “Praise the Lord” email the other day informing us that the adoption has been approved, and will be finalized sometime this fall. We are so excited for them.
Praise the Lord!!
For sure!