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Chasing Ladybugs

Ladybugs are considered good luck in the Chinese culture, and therefore, have also become a special sign in the Chinese adoption community. They are a reminder of the miracle of adoption and of each different but equally remarkable adoption story. Orphan care and adoption has been in my heart since the day I found out I would be getting a baby sister from China. To put it metaphorically, I have been "chasing ladybugs" for a while now, and I hope to continue chasing them for the rest of my life.

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July 08, 2018

Humility

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July 06, 2018

Brokenness

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July 05, 2018

Mindfulness

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July 03, 2018

I Didn't Forget About This, I Promise...

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MaCayla: Madison, GA, United States; This blog was first created to document the journey my family took to adopt my youngest sister, Chloe Grace. I was too young to document our first trip to China to adopt the second of the Cook sisters, Hannah. Years later, I have found myself traveling back to China with a non-profit adoption organization called Show Hope. I decided to use the same blog since my connection to China has been one long adventure that I hope I always get to be a part of. If you are reading this, I hope you not only enjoy reading about my experiences, but that your heart will be broken for orphans and that you would consider the role you can play in orphan care and adoption. “Religion that God our Father accepts as pure and faultless is this: to look after orphans and widows in their distress and to keep oneself from being polluted by the world” —James 1:27 “Not everyone is called to adopt, but everyone is called to do something.” —Mary Beth Chapman

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