2014 in Photos & Video
2014 started out as such a hard year. Perseverance was huge.
But then the floodgates opened.
Boy, did they open.
Here’s a look at the highlights of the year in photos (and a little video):
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that was lovely Chantel. its the coolest thing being able to see your journey with adoption and how awesome the outcome is! so wonderful!
Thanks Finley!