No! I ain't birthin' no baby! And, we did not win the lottery. To win the lottery, you have to play the lottery, which I don't.
The funds needed for us to work with an RDI consultant appeared much sooner that we had anticipated. We were originally shooting for seeing a consultant late 2008 or early 2009. We had hoped for a consultant, about whom I only hear wonderful comments. She was booked solid, but promised to keep us in mind. A family recently dropped out, so she has an opening. (Talk about God's timing being perfect!) We scheduled Pamela's very first, official RDA (assessment) for May 7 and May 8. We crave all of your prayers as we start to fill out all of the lovely paperwork!
P.S. I am putting in a plug for the monogram and silk-screen business of my Coastie IRL friend. God has blessed me with two IRL friends, and kindred spirits get harder to find with each of our many moves!
AUT-2B-HOME IN CAROLINA ~ Teaching our twenty-five-year-old daughter with autism and aphasia, who is still learning about God, the world, and its people with a little help from Charlotte Mason
Congratulations! Judging from yuor blog, you've done beautifully flying solo with RDI, and you must be excited about taking this next step. You're very inspiring.
ReplyDeleteSO cool, fasten your seat belts, it's gonna be interesting. But you are way ahead of where I was when i started, you'll be great.
ReplyDeleteGod is so good, I'll pray tonight for you.
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What's that song I hear on my Christian radio station . . . I'm ready to fly!
ReplyDeleteOh, how exciting, Tammy! Be assured of my prayers as you start the adventure. Keep us posted (as you already do so well)!
ReplyDeleteSonya,
ReplyDeleteI am thankful for your prayers and the prayers of all our fellow bloggers! :-)