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Help[Games] Little Aravis Bree
in reply to a message by Bex
LadyBug 18:
LN: Fairfax
DW: Jane Marie
DH: Caspian Amadeus
DS/DS: Tirian Laoghaire / Rilian Diarmaid
DD(Adopted): Aravis Bree "Ara"
The Fairfax family would like to welcome a new adopted daughter Aravis Bree! It has been almost three years after the birth of Tirian & Rilian and Jane has been unable to conseive. Our hearts have been tugged by the story of one of my co-worker's neices who recently became pregnant at the age of sixteen. She knew she didn't want to get an abortion and yet she really couldn't keep the baby. My wife and I really felt sorry for this girl and wanted to help but didn't know how at first. During this time we had been in contact with an adoption agency and soon after we heard of this poor girl's situation our agent said there was a possibility that we could adopt a neborn if we wanted. Of course we said yes, and as we looked into the situation of the birth-mother we realised it was the same girl we had heard about. We hadn't spent much time this Laura before she told us that she wanted us to adopt her baby. We were surprised and thrilled! My wife got to be there at the birth of this precious baby girl. Jane said she came into the world with her brown eyes wide open staring at everything around her. We had talked about names beforehand and Laura thought it was a cool idea to use names from the Chronicles of Narnia, the only trouble was that she wasn't a fan of the main characters names for girls: Lucy, Susan or Jill! So we searched the books again and found Aravis and Bree in "The Horse and His Boy". Laura really liked these names and so did we! Her nickname is Ara, which we love. Laura is now finishing up high-school and plans to go to nursing school when she's done. We feel so blessed to be able to have helped Laura but also to have a beautiful new daughter.
Tirian & Rilian love their new baby sister and are so helpful and protective of her. We love you Ara!
"There is nobleness in the name of Edmund. It is a name of heroism and renown; of kings, princes, and knights" - Jane Austen, Mansfield Park
LN: Fairfax
DW: Jane Marie
DH: Caspian Amadeus
DS/DS: Tirian Laoghaire / Rilian Diarmaid
DD(Adopted): Aravis Bree "Ara"
The Fairfax family would like to welcome a new adopted daughter Aravis Bree! It has been almost three years after the birth of Tirian & Rilian and Jane has been unable to conseive. Our hearts have been tugged by the story of one of my co-worker's neices who recently became pregnant at the age of sixteen. She knew she didn't want to get an abortion and yet she really couldn't keep the baby. My wife and I really felt sorry for this girl and wanted to help but didn't know how at first. During this time we had been in contact with an adoption agency and soon after we heard of this poor girl's situation our agent said there was a possibility that we could adopt a neborn if we wanted. Of course we said yes, and as we looked into the situation of the birth-mother we realised it was the same girl we had heard about. We hadn't spent much time this Laura before she told us that she wanted us to adopt her baby. We were surprised and thrilled! My wife got to be there at the birth of this precious baby girl. Jane said she came into the world with her brown eyes wide open staring at everything around her. We had talked about names beforehand and Laura thought it was a cool idea to use names from the Chronicles of Narnia, the only trouble was that she wasn't a fan of the main characters names for girls: Lucy, Susan or Jill! So we searched the books again and found Aravis and Bree in "The Horse and His Boy". Laura really liked these names and so did we! Her nickname is Ara, which we love. Laura is now finishing up high-school and plans to go to nursing school when she's done. We feel so blessed to be able to have helped Laura but also to have a beautiful new daughter.
Tirian & Rilian love their new baby sister and are so helpful and protective of her. We love you Ara!
"There is nobleness in the name of Edmund. It is a name of heroism and renown; of kings, princes, and knights" - Jane Austen, Mansfield Park
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