Ethiopia is a beautiful country. It’s capital city, Addis Ababa, sits at the foot of the Entoto Mountains, a range known for their dense covering of eucalyptus trees, a site I could see from the roof of our hotel. (You can read the first part of the story here.) Rich with historic and political significance, the culture [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Children’s Heaven’
Children’s Heaven:Part Two
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged AIDS, Children's Heaven, Ethiopia, influence, orphans on March 20, 2011 | 7 Comments »
Children’s Heaven: Part One
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged adoption, AIDS, Children's Heaven, Ethiopia, influence on March 4, 2011 | 4 Comments »
Experiences can’t be transferred. I know that. Passion can’t be forced out of one heart and into another. I know that, too. In fact, I get a little bristly when people try to do either. But sometimes we have an experience that lingers within us long after the actual space in time. It chews on the corners [...]
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