Family Dance Party . . .
We have a new member of the family (read below) . . . This is our first dance party as a new family. He joined right in and there should be plenty more where this came from.
Here is what Nikki wrote about the last 24 hours of our life . . .
“The last 24 hours have been a whirlwind….at times I feel like I am dreaming…..then I look around and I see 3 beautiful children looking back at me. Yes, 3 children. Last night at 10:00 Jason and I rescued a little 9 month old, Deontae, from a homeless life on the Atlanta streets. This is the samelittle boy we were hoping to adopt about a month ago, but the mom had decided not to go through with it. We were over joyed with her decision and never questioned her again. Then around 7:30 last night the mother of Deontae called Jason and told him she wanted us to pick up her son and adopt him. She wanted a better life for her son, a life she could not give him on the streets. Jason and I dropped everything, Mr. Ken came over to babysit, and we ran to Atlanta to pick up Deontae. Now, 24 hours later, he has adapted well and is sleeping in a small crib in our bedroom. Weatherly and Tennyson have also done really well with a new baby in the house. Weatherly has taken on a motherly role and Tennyson just watches him. Little Deontae lightens up whenever Weatherly and Tennyson are around – he begins to dance and smile. It is so fabulous to watch them all play together
Dance Party (Christmas Style) . . .
I was putting together a Dance Party (Christmas Style) with the entire family in it . . . well, Weatherly caught me and decided we had to have Brad in it. She said, “dad – Brad can dance now, he got new legs in heaven and they work really well . . . put him in the dance party!” The joy of technology. So here is it: Nikki, Weatherly, Tennyson, Brad and myself.
Dance Party (kid’s only) . . .
This is our latest dance party . . . Weatherly has been rocking this song out from the movie Madagascar. This dance party was for kid’s only.
This is just one of the ways we stay connected as a family . . . what do you do to keep your family connected?
