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10 years ago we adopted our son Thomas from an orphanage in Bangkok.  Thomas was almost 7 years old and didn't cry when he left the orphanage.  He was happy to leave and didn't want to spend even one hour more there.  He has grown strong and tall.  He is smart and very talented.  He can build very complex Lego, play guitar and drums, and he coaches and plays soccer. Like most guys his age, he loves video games.  He is also a great dancer.  I wish I was half as coordinated as he is.  He is an amazing person and we are extremely blessed that he is our son! 




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RamblingMother said…
Happy family day!!
3:55 PM
Rick Moreno said…
We all are blessed to have Thomas in the family. Love you Thomas!
4:34 PM
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