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     The continuation of a story about a little boy from Ireland who was adopted by a loving family in the States and what they have been through as of late.

Hello!  Ethan Price here; thought an update was in order.

My wife, Michelle, and I are happily raising our son, Jerome Seamus Michael, who is growing by leaps and bounds.  We adopted Jerome last year; he was born in Ireland.  He is our lucky little leperchaun; he brings us nothing but joy.

It is funny whenever people see Jerome in person because he looks so much like me (red hair, blue eyes, freckles); he could pass for my birth child!  People are always shocked when they find out that he is adopted; however, that shouldn't matter.  What does matter is the fact that he is our son, permanently and legally.  We don't see him as adopted.  He is ours.  Forever and ever.

Jerome is an extremely smart little guy.  At the age of seven, he can talk your ear off (he has a wordboard, as he can't speak, but that hasn't stopped him:  he has an opinion for everything!  LOL), and he is in the gifted/talented class at his school, even with having cerebral palsy!

Jerome does have special needs:  it's easy to see, easy not to miss the bright purple wheelchair he uses to get around; however, like his being adopted, his handicap should not matter.  He is a little boy with a disability, not a disabled little boy.  He has been working on learning to walk with a walker; it's a challenge, but at least he's happy to know that there is another way for him to get around.

In addition to Jerome, we are also busy raising our two daughters, Manuri Grace (India) and Rosemary Ling-Mei (China).  Like their brother, the girls are both adopted.  Both girls are heavily into softball:  just about every weekend, we can be found at one of their games, cheering them (and their team mates) on to victory.  They will be in grades four and six come September.

Well, I am due to leave for a bite of breakfast with some compadres of mine (we do this every Monday; it's a good chance for me to get out of the house for a few hours), so I will let you go.  I will write in here another time, with another update.  Until then, this is Ethan Price saying so long and God bless!

~Ethan Riker Price.

~To be continued.~

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Reviewed by Georg Mateos 6/9/2009
Little Leprechauns are send to us by the playful gods of Neverland.

Georg

Reviewed by Dallas D'Angelo-Gary 6/8/2009
Very nicely done, Karen!
Reviewed by Michelle Kidwell Power In The Pen 6/8/2009
Karen
A great story, thank you for sharing, I am fond of little boys named Ethan LOL. could be because my Nephews name is Ethan LOL!
In Christs Love
Michelle
Reviewed by Karla Dorman, The StormSpinner 6/8/2009
Karen,

A beautiful write of love at its unconditional best - well done!

(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.
Reviewed by Cindy Tuttle 6/8/2009
Boy, Ethan sounds like a great guy. Jerome sounds like he has much to say and teach us.Love this story Karen. It is full of joy and hope!

With Love,
Cindy
Reviewed by Mr. Ed 6/8/2009
Your lucky little leperchaun; who brings you nothing but joy - marvelous!

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