Moonbeams & Spicy Dreams
Wednesday, October 5, 2011
October Updates
A big thank you to the local NBC affiliate News Channel 13 for giving me the opportunity to talk about our book as well as other adoption and educational issues on their Sunday morning talk show. Jane and I as well as the girls will be at the Open Door Bookstore on Jay Street in Schenectady on Sunday October 16th for our very first book signing from 11:00 to 1:00, if you are in the area please stop over and say hello. As far as our latest adoption you can follow along and check out our newest pictures and updates on Jude at http://whatcountrydotheycomefrom.blogspot.com.
Wednesday, August 17, 2011
Thank You Schenectady Gazette
“If I’m from China, where are they from?”
It was a question that sparked an idea for Jane and John Sardos. Why not write a children’s book about adoption?
Their adopted daughter Jaynie was asking the question about her four older brothers, all born to their parents biologically. Since her new family integrated Chinese culture into their day-to-day lives since she arrived in the United States at 13 months old, she always knew where she came from and her own heritage. What she didn’t know is where the rest of her family came from.
“At that time she really just assumed that we were all born somewhere else,” Jane Sardos said. “When she was little she went through a stage where she thought all the babies she saw came from China.”
Her parents eventually explained that Jaynie’s brothers came from “mommy’s tummy.” The Rotterdam couple traveled all the way to China for her because years after deciding their family was through growing, they changed their minds.
Thanks again!Thursday, August 11, 2011
Book Update!
The girls all had a great time reading the story in class and they gave a copy of the book to all of their classmates as well as donating books to each school's library. We hopefully will have some more PR news for you shortly.
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Happy New Year
Wednesday, December 30, 2009
Happy Forever Family Day
Families are forever as you are well aware,
We knew the day we met, you were special and so rare!
From that beautiful sad face to the little wisp of hair,
We snuggled you so close, like a little Chinese teddy bear.
When we became a family we promised to always take care
And to make sure no matter what we would always be there.
So we just want to tell how much we love you, so wonderful and fair
And that we are glad you are here for our love to share.
All our love for ever and ever!