Who Are You Thinking About Today - The Unloved

It was very interesting to me that today, 

I happened upon a post by Nie Nie asking

  "Who are you thinking about today?"  

Considering that there is so much doom and gloom in the world, 

(especially today since it is suppose to be the end of the world) 

I wanted to focus on the reality that I live in and the pure joy and beauty I have found from it.

I wanted to focus on all the wonderful families who have touched my life 

and changed if for good ever since I first started following the 

Fillmore Family and their journey to Anya.

After following them I was hooked on learning more about other

  Reece's Rainbow Families 

and the children who are orphaned because they have "special needs".

For the past week I have been following the Cox Family.

The are in U country right now meeting their new princess for the first time.

I wake up every morning to see if there is a new post

and cry along with them as they experience the joy of adoption.

I love reading Julia's blog and feeling her pain and passion 

as she desperately tries to tell people of the condition that 

these orphans live in and then being able to follow 

along and see first hand the change that one little boy

has gone through because he is now loved.

I was also lead to Patti's blog

where I have learned so much about children with Down Syndrome

and the joy they bring to their families everyday.

I am also impressed more and more each day by the dedication and
determination of Cathy at Angels Foster Family Network.
And by all who work with her to unsure the safety of foster babies.

This is my life. 

These are the people that inspire me.

Others may go through life complaining and saying how

horrible the world is and asking where is the love and 

compassion today?

Well, I have found it.

I am living in this blog world.

I am rejoicing with these people 

when there becomes one less orphan 

in the world.

And these are the reason I was inspired to start

my Pretty Princess Preschool blog.

So I could somehow try and raise awareness and funds

for these very "Special" children.

This is who I am thinking about today.

This is who I think about everyday.

And I will continue to think about them 

until there are Orphans No More.