I am actually a little bit shocked that it’s been four (4!!!!) years since I last updated this blog, but it is definitely time to start again.

Hubby and I have been going through the foster-care/adoption system in our state.  We finally got our license a week or two ago, and hosted our first ‘respite’ for a fellow foster-parent.  A ‘respite’ is basically a babysitting gig, of varying lengths, to give the other foster parent(s) a chance to relax, regroup, refresh, and catch their breath for a little while.  Because of licensing and other laws, the only people who are allowed to give ‘respite’ care are those who’ve been approved in the system.

We hosted a 5-year old boy, and since I’m not sure if we can share even first names per state law, I’m going to call him “Bob”.

Four days with Bob later, I was so very sorry to see him go.  He was very sweet, very engaging, curious about everything, and a joy to be around, even if he was exhausting at times.  It is a shame that he wound up in foster care to begin with, and I wonder what was up with his parents.
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Now, hubby has a friend who is also a foster parent, and is moving over-seas with her family.  She wants us to take in her foster kid, a two-year old boy, since he can’t go with them.  So it seems like this would be a more permanent situation.  I’m not quite sure how I feel about that, though.  As of later this year, both of us will have passed the 50-year mark.  I’ve always wanted to be a father, and thought I would probably be a very good one.

So, part of me is all for taking this next step, and part of me wants to take a step back, and a deep breath, before going too much farther.  Comments?