I've been googled!

How important do I feel? WAAAAAY!! Since I got sitemeter, I can track where my traffic is coming from. It is way cool. This is what I have found out. If somebody  types in anything about bi-racial children -- they get me. It's a little odd to me that this would occur, but whatever. I do have a heart for African American and bi-racial children that need to be placed in a loving,christian home through adoption. So, I'm sure that I am not exactly what these people are really looking for,but maybe,just maybe God can use this for these children. Ya Think?!!! God has a plan and gettin' all googley could be a small part of it.  Who'd a thunk it? Yee-Haw!

Comments

[Phyllis]

Thanks for coming by our blog and commenting! It's nice to "meet" you. :-)

What is your "Keeping room"? Something like a personal museum? Or am I way off?

Also, you might want to come read about Baby Vika:
http://hunsucker.blogspot.com/
She has pulmonary stenosis, along with more serious problems, and she could use your prayers.

[Heather]

Awesome! God can use the smallest things! I didn't find you through google, but I'm glad I found your site. It blesses me daily!

[Yolanda]

I think that its wonderful that whatever they are searching for- people will definitely find the spirit of God when they come here. There's nothing better than that!

[TN Chick]

I get some very disturbing goodle and MSN searches... I don't have disturbing content but the way the bots pull words it makes some disturbing statements.

[Holly]

Hey lady! So you can't sleep again or what? Just wanted to stop by your cute little site and say hello. And I went to The Sassy Lime's site and saw some of her favorite blogs and thought I'd pass one along to you. ParisDailyPhoto is what its called and I think you'd appreciate it. See ya' tomorrow! Holly

[Rebecca P.]

Well, I didn't come to you from a blog search, it was another blog link. I too am happy that when anyone searches for information on Down syndrome they often find me.

I have a housefull of multi-racial children, who of course are amazing and beautiful. I can say that because I'm their mom.

While non of them are adopted, I do have a friends who have adopted.

P.S. I love the your blog color scheme and it's plain beauty, no worries about being overwhelmed with too much media.

You

[Michaela]

Wow, I am glad to find you. Maybe you can help me. My husband and I feel that God has put in our hearts to adopt. Knowing that African-American boys have the hardest time finding homes breaks my heart and I would love to give a Christian, loving home to these children. Although I have been quite frusterated about finding these children. We first started in the foster-adopt program but have detoured from that a bit. We have been working with an adoption agency and do have a homestudy. The biggest frusteration I have right now is that I have heard all over that bi-racial, african-americans are the hardest to find homes, but when I go to websites where there are postings from mothers and adoption agencys the cost is still outrageous. My husband and I don't make a lot of money. I stay home with our son right now, and my husband is in youth ministy. So I get discouraged when I see how much it is going to cost because we could never afford it. But I feel a strong feeling to adopt the unadoptable. So I was wondering if you have any advice or know where I can go to find these children.