Check out this poster in Ethiopia...

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A while back AWAA America World, our adoption agency contacted our family asking to use a picture of our family to promote domestic adoptions in Ethiopia. We gave our permission and that was it, we did not hear anything more. Last week a friend of ours was in Ethiopia on a mission trip and took a picture of this poster hanging in Ethiopia and sent it to us... What a surprise to see our family photo on posters in Ethiopia. Thank you Caleb!!!

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Karen said…
This is so cool! I love that AWAA is spreading this great message in Ethiopia and encouraging "domestic" adoption. I also love that it features your beautiful family! ~Karen Wistrom :)
June 9, 2010 at 5:26 PM
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