Obviously I didn’t have the slightest idea of how to take care of curly hair…Mine is VERY straight and thin and completely different from the hair of my Ethiopian children.So I started to get information before they got home, but as they say, one thing is theory and another completely different, practice.I’ve never felt the [...]

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I saw the movie Live and Become  last weekend (the original title in French is Va, vis et deviens). The story starts in 1984 when Israel is evacuating persecuted Ethiopian Jews from a refugee camp in Sudan.At the time of the evacuation, the young son of a Jewish woman dies and she decides to take [...]

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And the grandmothers arrived… after a long flight from Argentina.Feromsa was so happy and so excited! He was all kisses and hugs.Feven on the other side didn’t want anything to do with them, let’s see what happens in the following days.I bet we will do lots of things since they will stay with us for [...]

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We knew that there was a high probability that our children were somewhat sick when we brought them home from Ethiopia. Both of them were very congested (and still are) as most of the children at the orphanage. Feromsa turned out to have giardia and tapeworms and now we discovered that he also has ringworm [...]

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