This is my family.
"This is my family.
It is small.
And a little broken.
But good.
Yes. Good."
Experiment 626, AKA Stitch
Disney's Lilo and Stitch
posted by scooter @ 7:32 AM
7 comments
Suck the Marrow
"I went into the woods because I wanted to live deliberately. I wanted to live deep and suck out all the marrow of life...to put to rout all that was not life; and not, when I came to die, discover that I had not lived." ~Henry David Thoreau
Wednesday, August 03, 2005
"This is my family.
It is small.
And a little broken.
But good.
Yes. Good."
Experiment 626, AKA Stitch
Disney's Lilo and Stitch
Share the Blove
- Kat R., Vancouver, WA (my wife is finally blogging!!!)
- Sherry C., Montana
- Brad S., Southern California
- Westslope, Northern California
- Ian F., Southern California
- David T., Southern California
- Gary R., Southern California
- K Murphy J, Washington
- rom, brighton, massachusetts
- Michael M., Southern California
- Tim S., Southern California
- Erin F., Vancouver, WA
- Amanda F., Virginia
- One of Stephen's sons, East Coast of the USA
- Jaymarie, California
- mu''a'vo' mu' - A Klingon Word from the Word
- Rody M., Vancouver, WA
7 Comments:
My son hasn't had a lot of exposure to our greater blogging community, and since he doesn't know you guys really, we haven't kept him current on all the photos you've been posting. He knows of your situation, however, and has heard us mention your names repeatedly.
This morning, he walked over to my desk while I was gazing at photos of your girls in their new clothes and asked who those kids are.
"They are the girls that our friends Scott and Katrina are adopting."
His simple response touched my heart:
"They look happy."
I showed him this post, of the family photo, and he read the movie quote aloud in his best Stitch voice (which is really very good, I must say), then studied the photo for another moment before drawing this conclusion: "That's cool."
Indeed.
Katrina and Nikki look so alike in this pic! That's so awesome!
Who will ever guess that they didn't get those adorable dimples from Katrina. We will be praying that you get to bring them home soon. They are 3 preciouse little girls.
Saundra
Amazing... (My oh my what a wonderful day!)
Happy looking family... I'm all too happy for you Mr. Rainey that your dream of adopting kids came true. Of course, I'm not as happy as Cara, but still...
Sherry, might I ask how old your son is? *just curious*
No problem, my son is eight years old, about to start third grade.
Dude,
these photos simply rule. What great kids.
t
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