Posts Tagged ‘adoption carnival’

Adoption Carnival VI: the Racism Rainbow

I didn’t know what the topic for this carnival was going to be until today when I read our newest writer’s post; Little Bigots at Basketball. It hurt my heart to read it. Then, I read Tonggu Momma’s post on Chinese Food. Seriously, what kind of parents are we raising? My family lives...

February 26th, 2010 | Carnival, Feature, racism | Read More

Carnival IV…What are you Thankful For?

We know everyone can answer this question so we are changing the question (again)…What are you Thankful for this year? Te carnival will be on the 28th. [Translate]

November 19th, 2009 | Feature | Read More

Adoption Carnival III: Photos of Adoption

As the publisher of this site I chose the topic for the third carnival on the advice of a friend who thought it might be really interesting to include the children in the topic. But, I didn’t think about our readers who don’t have children or our readers who are not adopted. It was, unfortunately,...

October 29th, 2009 | Carnival, Feature | Read More

Adoption Carnival III: All about the Kids

November is National Adoption Month so our next carnival will be ALL ABOUT THE KIDS. Get your kids working now so their entries are ready… Pose the question to your kids: What does adoption mean to you? Entries can be anything: poems, family pictures, drawings, paintings, short stories, etc. October...

October 15th, 2009 | Feature | Read More

Adoption Carnival II: Names

I grew up dreaming of the fairy tale family…I remember distinctly telling my best friend when I was in 8th grade that I would marry a red-head, specifically the one I was drooling over as he played Little League Baseball in front of me. I was the hired scorekeeper but I preferred to check out...

October 7th, 2009 | Carnival, Feature | Read More

What No One Told Me About Adoption: Carnival One

This is the first Carnival that Grown in My Heart Writer’s have done and we, of course, want to start out with a topic that everyone can do. Everyone, in some way or another, is touched by adoption. Even if you have not adopted, are not adopted, or have not relinquished a child you are touched...

September 17th, 2009 | Carnival, Feature | Read More