David & Jimmy
Our Religion(s)
Christian / Christian
Race of child interested in adopting:
Any
Dear Birthmother
Dear Expectant Mother,
Until now, we have not met each other. We have lived our lives separately, not knowing that soon we would be connected on a deep and spiritual level. This letter is to thank you for considering us and to tell you how incredible you are. You are courageous, you are beautiful, and you are loved. We are so grateful you are considering such a brave and selfless decision to go the route of adoption. Your bravery will give us the chance to grow our family.
Our relationship and household is so full of love, and we plan on giving your child the happiest life possible. We cannot do this without you, and for this, we will always be thankful for you and your family. You are considering giving us the greatest gift on Earth, and we will carry that appreciation in our hearts forever. Thank you, thank you, thank you.
Our Home
We recently moved back to the Midwest from Southern California to be closer to family. Having our son be near his cousins, uncles and aunts, and grandparents is extremely important to us. Our home is in one of the top-ranking safest cities in our state, and our city is full of parks, playgrounds, museums, and family-friendly activities. We are currently members of two nearby children’s museums and also the local pool/waterpark. Our home itself has a lot of rooms, and several rooms are dedicated playrooms with toys, craft areas, stuffed animals, and books. It is extremely important to us to constantly be playing and engaging with our son, and our home is the perfect place to do this!
Our Family
Family is everything to us. We both have extremely strong bonds with our families, and they are thrilled about our latest adoption journey. When we told them we had decided to proceed with adoption again, saying they got emotional would be an understatement. The bond they have with our son is stronger than any bond we have seen, and in return, the amount of love he has for them is beyond measure.
Holidays are spent with our extended families. No matter what, we are together. Luckily, since our families are only a few hours apart, we have the great situation of not leaving anyone out. The saying “home for the holidays” rings true for both of us.
As a couple, we have made traveling a tradition. We do one big trip a year, such as Italy or Tulum, and then several smaller, drivable excursions to the mountains or nearby ocean cities. As our son gets older, our vacations have been more family friendly destinations. This year we took him to Disney and Deer Valley. Seeing life through his eyes has been truly rewarding.
