Adventure to Anna
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| Blog Name: | Adventure to Anna |
| Url: | http://www.adventuretoanna.blogspot.com |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | Family, Adoption, Russia |
| Description: | Hey everyone! This blog was started when we got our referral for our daughter, Anna Viktorya. We traveled to Russia 3 times and brought her home on 5/14/08. Now it's our Alexander family blog and the best way to catch up on what's going on with Tyler, Tanner, and Anna! (and the pets!) |
| Popularity: | 105 Followers |
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Thanksgiving Pics 2
Anna with my precious MaMa
Anna with my precious MaMa
Thanksgiving Pics
Anna and PaPa Wayne
Anna and PaPa Wayne
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Anna and her Daddy playing "doctor"- Anna said that was a "medicine feather" she put on Bryan's chest! LOL! He was getting nervous when she wanted to start banging on his arms with her drumsticks!!
Anna and her Daddy playing "doctor"- Anna said that was a "medicine feather" she put on Bryan's chest! LOL! He was getting nervous when she wanted to start banging on his arms with her drumsticks!!
Happy Thanksgiving!
To the readers of our blog,I am so thankful for my close-enough-to-perfect husband, Bryan, and my precious daughter, Anna (who ordered cheese, pickles, and crayons last night at Olive Garden!). They are my world! I'm also thankful that I grew up having a wonderful family and was brought up in church, knowing right from wrong.While most of us enjoy Thanksgiving feasts, let's remember those that are less fortunate...1) The children that are alone in cribs in foreign orphanages...2) The children, often as young as 10, that are working as sex slaves in brothels in Asia...3) The children, who by no fault of their own, move from foster family to fos
To the readers of our blog,I am so thankful for my close-enough-to-perfect husband, Bryan, and my precious daughter, Anna (who ordered cheese, pickles, and crayons last night at Olive Garden!). They are my world! I'm also thankful that I grew up having a wonderful family and was brought up in church, knowing right from wrong.While most of us enjoy Thanksgiving feasts, let's remember those that are less fortunate...1) The children that are alone in cribs in foreign orphanages...2) The children, often as young as 10, that are working as sex slaves in brothels in Asia...3) The children, who by no fault of their own, move from foster family to fos
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