Thank you to our friend and amazing photographer Mark Dolejs for capturing these moments for our family. They are priceless to us.
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3 comments:
So sweet! You guys look so relieved to be home and have your family whole.
I am writing to ask for your permission to include your posts on
AdoptionExperiences.com and include a link to your blog in our
directory. We would
include a link back to your blog fully crediting you for your work
along with a profile about you listed on AdoptionExperiences.com .
Please let us
know as soon as possible.
Mike@adoptionexperiences.com
Mike Thomas
Editor-in-Chief
AdoptionExperiences.com
It was my pleasure to be a part of your welcome home. I love doing photos when I can just be a fly on the wall and soak up the experience with the people in the photos. After 25 years of doing photojournalism, this is right up my alley. Thank you for allowing me to be a part of your experience.
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