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A First

Well, we had a first today... Now we've had looks, stares and smiles... But, this honestly made me laugh. We were walking the mall a bit after we ate some lunch. Do you know where I'm going with this?

We had this lady walking by and all of a sudden she just stopped. Dead.stopped. At first I was like hey, wanna make it a little more known lady? ;) but we both passed her and laughed!!! Then after we got to the second floor we turned around to make sure she was ok! Dead serious! Thought maybe she was gonna have a heart attack!! And I'm not saying that to be mean! I mean seriously the look on her face was priceless and somewhat sad! But in the end we laughed about it! I knew we would get looks, but I honestly didn't expect a dead stop! ;)

There was an older gentlemen and wife we passed in the mall last night. His look I'll remember! He looked at Curt and Ella, then he looked at me and Keegan, and he smiled so big and nodded his head. Like he was thanking us for adopting these precious kids! :)

(nap time was a success today!!!!)

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