Its James's got ya day. I like that phrase stole it from weadopt. Its been one year since we got him. And what a year. bwahahahaha.
Its been a year of adjustments. Learning to deal with James's screaming. And he has done a lot of it. And I'm sad to say when I think of him thats the first thing that comes to mind. Is the hours we listened to him scream unable to comfort him.
BUT now he's a well adjusted little boy. A snuggle and a tease. Learning to talk, and exploring the world around him. He loves his big sister Tina especially, and would live in her arms if he could.
His all time favorite person is his daddy. He loves daddy, and spends hours talking, and snuggling and being carried by daddy. He has a beautiful smile, and keeps many people entertained. He has a special ability to fall asleep whenever he's tired. He's fallen asleep on stairs, high chairs, the nursery floor in the toy box. And other similar spots. This is a good ability when your number 4 in the family of 5. Makes for a easy keeper
James adoption is not final yet. His birth mommy appealed the decision that the judge made to terminate her parental rights. We're waiting for that appeal to come up. AFter the birth mom appealed she did something stupid and is back in jail. So she can't win, but we still have to go through the appeal process, so we continue to wait. Knowing that we will win...just have to wade through due process.
When I started the process of adoption. It was just to adopt Princess. But while I was wading through paperwork her brother HD was born. I thought that this would make my family complete. So agreed to take him. Little did I know that this would set a precident. Babies come in twos around here. BWAHAHA
Midge has been my only singlet. James was only allowed to be the baby for about 4 months. And I feel bad for him in that regard, but he doesn't seem to notice that he missed out on something, and gets lot of snuggles regardless.
Anyhow...that James. And regardless of the struggles we've gone through in regards to him. I KNOW that he is a gift from God, and it is my job to train him in the way he should go. May God work mightily in his life.