In HIS Hands: Our journey to Dane at OneTrueMedia.com

Friday, December 31, 2010

Our journey to Dane at OneTrueMedia.com

~Saying good-bye to 2010~

It has been an emotionally hard, bittersweet, fabulous year. Here is a quick peek at one of the hardest and most wonderful parts of the year -our journey to Dane. He is such a sweet boy, I am honored to be his mommy. I hope someday he will realize how much he is truly loved!

Hoping 2011 will bring us another wonderful year as a family!

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