Adventures in Vietnamese International Adoption and the Practice of Law in a medium size Midwestern City
I'm trying to decide if the fact that my kids are out in the yard with the neighbor children, apparently playing a game that resembles a convenience store hold-up, should be appalling to me, or if I should just be glad they are out in the fresh air???
posted by LawMommy at 9:15 PM
I'm married, with two children, aged 10 and 7. My son is "home grown". My daughter was adopted at the age of 4 in January, 2007, from DaNang, Vietnam. This is our story of attachment, sibling relationships, practicing law, and drinking lots of coffee. If you have questions/comments about my blog, you can reach me at zaftig_goddess at hotmail dot com
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7 Comments:
Bwaah haa haaaaa!
I'm going with fresh air.
So basically an updated version of cops and robbers right? Perhaps some games are universal, the fight against good and evil. That is the way that I would look at it, as a morality play plus fresh air.
Fresh air, definitely. :-)
hmm, are they holding up the convenience store that was in Lana's bedroom? Is Francis Capra still there or did he leave after you yelled at him?
Anyway, I'm going with the morality play plus fresh air.
Another vote for fresh air...though I understand your discomfort. We've beem studying the Civil War and the Underground Railroad. You can imagine the play going on at my house. I worry about what the neighbors think without any context.
Oh, and I'm fine. Well, fine being a reletive word. I'm still alive and everyone seems healthy. But I'm getting to the point that I'm quite sure I'm never going to have these babies.
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I'm going with the bad mother option. Because, honestly, haven't you taught them that if they're going to do a hold-up, they need to be setting their sights on one of those armored cars that delivers money to the bank?
It's all about the benjamins....
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