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Nysha

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  1. They could probably do a private adoption through church sources, but I don't think, at this point, they want to adopt.
  2. She could send her kids to school and have her "me" time. They would get an education, some socialization, and Henry would get speech therapy. I'm not anti-homeschool, but it's obvious her children need more stimulation than she's able to give them.
  3. The last church I attended organized mission trips to a partner church in the Philippines. The people who went on those missions worked hard, helping to build a school and repairing the homes of the villagers during the day and participating in a dinner/revival meeting in the evening.
  4. We all need to follow Jill's example. It's our dogly duty to grift from family, friends, and Internet strangers. Also, are you all stealing accepting your children's hard-earned money? The Lord Daniel has designated that money as yours! PS: Autocorrect kept changing grift to gift. Even it knows that giving is better than getting.
  5. I used to donate plasma. Twice a week, $55 each trip, it was easy money. It makes me sad that the nearest donation center is a 3 1/2 hour drive from where I now live.
  6. Josiah has Bella, Daisy, and Ezra in their ABC naming scheme. Did they have another baby after Ezra?
  7. I like the name, but I now have the song "There was an Old Man Named Michael Finnegan" stuck in my head. I'm surprised they didn't use Phineas, a biblical name, to get to Finn. That would be more in line with Felicity and Evangeline.
  8. Jeremy Jr?
  9. This is beautiful.
  10. Don't stress about it, neither can Jim Bob, or Michelle. I'm pretty sure Jana is the only one who knows full names and birthdates.
  11. Until I read this, I thought his hair was leaves and bushes in the background.
  12. Elliott better matches Henry, Ivy, Fern, and George.
  13. That's probably why the candles are burnt down so low, Tim & Dave got into a shoving match over who would be in the front of the line. 🎂
  14. I'm glad she's living as happily as she can. I hate her religion, her values, and her smug attitude, but that doesn't mean I want her to be miserable. I'm glad she allows her kids to play sports and not confine them to the warehouse/Duggar compound.
  15. Hopefully, Jill's kids will do what my son has lovingly promised to do - find the best homeless shelter in the state and drop me off there once I can no longer take care of myself. This is a joke, obviously, but when I visit my oldest son after Christmas I'm going to talk to him about my wishes: a DNR and if I end up with dementia to the point I can't take care of myself, a nursing home. I have no desire to become a burden on my kids.
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