My friend Megan had this on her blog and I thought it might bring some of you blog stalkers out of the woodwork to actually comment!! :) I hope I'm not embarrassed by how few comments there are on this one.
This one's going around. I thought it'd be... interesting to read some memories.
1. As a comment on my blog, leave one memory that you and I had together (you can leave a memory you have about any member of our family or all of us together). It doesn't matter if you knew me/us a little or a lot, anything you remember!
2. Next, re-post these instructions on your blog and see how many people leave a memory about you. If you leave a memory about me, I'll assume you're playing the game and I'll come to your blog and leave one about you. If you don't want to play on your blog, or if you don't have a blog, I'll leave my memory of you in my comments.
About Me
- Jen
- Jennifer McDonald considers herself a woman of mystery. Who is this socialite from Spanish Fork, Utah? Mother of three? Wife of one? Conqueror of the laundry and all spilled milk? Would anyone seeing this mild-mannered mom-about-town realize that after giving birth to fraternal twins while still a student in college she would wait nearly ten years before adopting her youngest son? And that today, she can tame the two teenagers' appetites for fashion and Honey Nut Cheerios, while at the same time starting Backyardigans on Netflix for the toddler? Can this biography handle any more questions without bursting at the seams? Probably not, so we move to swift conclusion with this inspiring quote from one of Jennifer's favorite philosophers, "yes, those birds are very angry, aren't they? And nothing calms an angry bird like being shot across the sky at a bunch of laughing pigs."
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Okay, like you, my memories of you revolve around the class we took together. I remember feeling so grateful that once again in my life, the Lord had placed a dear friend in my path with whom I could share my adoption journey!
Another strong memory I have is reading the e-mail that you had been chosen, and again when you had Liam in your arms. I cried happy tears for you feeling so glad that you finally had your baby!
My memory is really old. Growing up we lived so far away from all the cousins that when you came to visit it was a huge event. What I remember was running around at the big family reunion and just enjoying having a cousin my age to play with.
I also remember hearing that you were having twins. I was a little jealous, always thought twins would be great. Since then I've grown out of that desire, one at a time is MUCH easier.
This is more of an impression of you than a memory. I love that we just ease right back into friendship, conversation, and fun no matter how much time has passed between meetings.
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