Last night, I had the privilege of attending the Teacher Induction Ceremony at Ashland University for the 2nd time as a Mom (Kaelee was previously inducted as an early childhood education major). Tonight, it was Kearsten's turn. Basically, after meeting several requirements, students become official education majors in the College of Education.
Kearsten's major is Intervention Specialist, Moderate/Intensive. 
We are very proud of her. Daddy was sad to be out of state & unable to attend.
These girls all share the same major & were inducted last night, too.
For fun, we had to get a pic in front of the beautiful Christmas decorations that are already up. My sassy, bossy daughter said we had to pose our arms. Not a word, Dad. I know she gets it fair & square.Congratulations, KiKi! We can't wait to see where this leads, but know for sure you will make a difference! We love you!!
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I'm a very new follower on your blog... I'm not even sure how I found it, but I've been devouring anything I can find to read about adoption, foster care, or Ethiopia. And I just think your family is gorgeous. My husband and I are foster parents in Ashland County, Ohio, so this post about AU caught me by surprise! I also saw that you've adopted through BBAS. We've considered them for an Ethiopian adoption, but we're still in the decision-making process. Either way, we will probably contract with them for our home study. Enough about me. I'm just excited to find another local adoptive family, and I'm interested to hear what input you might have for me! :)
Oh, I'm sorry. I read the acronym wrong. lol. You adopted through BAAS, not BBAS. My mistake!
Hi Mindy! Please feel free to contact me through my email link in my profile. I quickly checked your blog & didn't see an email & for some reason, I have a hard time posting comments from my computer. Would love to chat, especially since we're like neighbors!! :o) Happy Thanksgiving!
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