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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
About Me
- Rebekah
- We are just an ordinary family serving an extraordinary God, and He has blessed us beyond our wildest dreams. We are high school sweethearts who have been married for eleven years. We adopted our son, Steven, born November 2007 and his biological sister, Michelle, born December 2008 and then added a biological baby, Mabelyn, in March 2011. We also have two critters--Sadie, our Golden Retriever, and Josie, our grey cat.
Check out my new etsy shop! AdoptionBlessings is the perfect place to find hand-made hair things for your little girl (or to give as gifts)!
There are no unwanted children--just un-found parents.
Adoption Fundraisers
Adoption Blogs
Other Blogs
- Blueberry, Bean, and Sprout
- Brittany and Her Boys
- Colorado Campers
- Confessions of a CF Husband
- Dulls in Riobamba
- Erin, Savannah, and Hudson
- From Our World to Yours
- Garcias to Chile
- Hamilton Happenings (Private)
- Journeying with Joy
- MckMama
- The New Kuhner Family
- The Rollins Family
- Willing, Wanting, Waiting. . .
Adoption Books for Children
Adoption and Infertility Resources
Transracial Adoption Resources
Black Hair Resources
Eating Disorders and Body Image Issues
2 comments:
I just recently tried selling stuff on Ebay. It was not so successful as I would have liked. Chris put $5.00 for shipping and handling for each book. The problem was, most of the books cost more than $5.00. The minimum bid was $1 and that was what most of them sold for. I did a lot of work for little or no profit. I was able to ship at book rate which is cheaper by far. Find out how much it will take to ship it before you choose shipping and handling prices.
We sell lots of stuff on Ebay. You have to research it a bit and watch similar items to see how much they sell for. You have to put some thought into how long you want the auction to go - and when it ends. It's best to have it end on a weekend later in the evening - more people are home then, and you'll get the west coast people too!
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