We are blessed to call a three-bedroom home in California our own. Our neighborhood is surrounded by the beauty of nature, with a huge park just blocks away from our doorstep. The park is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts, offering hiking trails, playgrounds, tennis courts, and soccer fields. Our furry friend, Pancho, loves taking walks in the neighborhood and park, soaking up all the sights and smells. Our neighbors are kind and friendly, looking out for each other and creating a close-knit community. Living here provides us with an abundance of cultural experiences, diversity, outdoor activities, and academic excellence. From visiting world-class museums to exploring diverse neighborhoods, there is never a dull moment in this vibrant city.

We want to convey to our potential birth mother that our family is blended, comprised of individuals we cherish and adore, such as my father, sister, her partner, and Timo's mother, who resides in France. Despite being relatively small, we are a caring and supportive group that loves one another. While our extended families are large, we seldom interact due to distance and disinterest. Moreover, our social circle consists of friends with whom we bond over experiences and forge lasting memories. Our family is multicultural and diverse, with my sister's African American spouse, my Vietnamese heritage (albeit American), and Timo's French background. We aspire to raise our child in such a varied environment. Though we are not without our flaws, we are a kind, loving group and believe that we are capable of providing the best upbringing for a child. We acknowledge that there is no perfect family, and we encourage our birth mother to evaluate us based on our values, ethics, and principles.