He was taking a leap here, negotiating with a crackhead, under the table, in a dark cantina. The courage etched on his f — Laura Anderson Kurk, Perfect Glass
He was taking a leap here, negotiating with a crackhead, under the table, in a dark cantina. The courage etched on his f — Laura Anderson Kurk, Perfect Glass
He was taking a leap here, negotiating with a crackhead, under the table, in a dark cantina. The courage etched on his f — Laura Anderson Kurk, Perfect Glass
He was taking a leap here, negotiating with a crackhead, under the table, in a dark cantina. The courage etched on his f — Laura Anderson Kurk, Perfect Glass
He was taking a leap here, negotiating with a crackhead, under the table, in a dark cantina. The courage etched on his f — Laura Anderson Kurk, Perfect Glass
Download Customize

He was taking a leap here, negotiating with a crackhead, under the table, in a dark cantina. The courage etched on his face came from loving Aidia so much he’d close his eyes and walk through fire to see her safe.

— Laura Anderson Kurk, Perfect Glass
Pin Share Tweet Telegram
Topics
adoption aidia children crackhead dating drug abuse family glass girl henry whitmire international adoption laura anderson kurk long distance relationships love meg kavanagh nicaragua oraphanage perfect glass relationships wyoming

More “Adoption” Quotes

Some adventures should never be repeated. — Mike L. Hopper, Broken Point
The children we bring into the world are small replicas of ourselves and our husbands; the pride and joy of grandfathers — Azelene Williams, INFERTILITY Road to Hell and Back
She wasn't tracking down her father to learn more about him. She was tracking him down to learn more about herself. — Brad Meltzer, The Inner Circle
According to H.G. Wells, you either adapt or perish, now as ever, is nature’s inexorable imperative. It is not necessary — OMOSOHWOFA CASEY
I believe one of the most sacrificial acts of love adoptive parents can do is to give up their preconceptions and agenda — Sherrie Eldridge, Twenty Things Adopted Kids Wish Their Adoptive Parents Knew
Fifteen-year-old girls produce children with sixteen-year-old boys in the backseat of cars and in the stairwells of apar — Scott Simon, Baby, We Were Meant for Each Other: In Praise of Adoption
While our life remains more chaotic than not, we continue to land on our blistered feet, drag each other out of the quic — Donnie Kanter Winokur
The adoptee benefits because his collective parents are permitted to grow secure in their particular roles in his life. — Kathleen Silber, Dear Birthmother
Since we have had this baby with us, I have never again wondering why I never got pregnant. There is no doubt in my mind — Kathleen Silber, Dear Birthmother
Adoption is a wonderful way of becoming a family. If being a biological parent is any better or more rewarding than bein — Kathleen Silber, Dear Birthmother
Adoption is a beautiful, burdensome blessing. — Jody Cantrell Dyer, The Eye of Adoption: The True Story of My Turbulent Wait for a Baby
That so many thousands of children around the world are available for adoption is a sign of our impoverished humanity. T — Deborah A. Beasley, Successful Foster Care Adoption