Beyond Acceptance Page #2
identified. We call them waiting children.
We could look at placing
one of these in your home.
I wouldn't call it a test run, but if things
really don't work out, removal is possible.
But either way the licensing
process is the same.
[ # "The Generous Mr.
Lovewell" by MercyMe # ]
# He wakes up every day the same, #
# Believin' he's
gonna make a change, #
# Never wonders "if' but "when". #
# I guarantee he can find a way, To
reach out and make somebody's day, #
# 'Cause someone took
the time with him. #
# He believes it's the little things
that make a great big change. #
# Hey, Mr. Lovewell, doin'
today what you do every day. #
# No matter how small, believin'
that it's all the same. #
# Come on, Mr. Lovewell, oh we
could use a few more just like you, #
# Who care enough to
give this life away, #
# 'Cause you've been changed. #
# The generous Mr.
Lovewell loves today! #
Long night?
So much paper work.
I mean seriously. We're just trying to give
a child a home, not amend the Constitution.
Did I miss something?
Oh, Aaron is discovering a hard truth.
That buying a kid is much more
difficult than making one from scratch.
But seriously, adopting
a kid what a great idea.
Think I might have to try it.
Yeah, why?
Because it looks great on a resume!
You're just ahead of the curve.
I'm not doing this
to get ahead at work.
# Hey, Mr. Lovewell, doin'
today what you do every day. #
# No matter how small, believin'
that it's all the same. #
# Come on, Mr. Lovewell, oh we
could use a few more just like you, #
# Who care enough to
give this life away, #
# 'Cause you've been changed. #
# The generous Mr.
Lovewell loves today! #
I don't even know where to start.
I think this is like a checklist that's supposed
to take us through all the paperwork, so.
Oh, we can't forget that
tomorrow's Jennie's birthday.
How could I forget?
Oh, you got it! Oh,
she's gonna love it.
She's grown up so much
these last two months.
I don't know why I didn't see it before.
She just needed somebody else to care for.
Yeah.
I think it's ready. It looks really
nice; I'm so glad we went with the green.
- What?
- Nothing.
And we also have a
ten year-old boy...
What's his name?
His name is Evans.
Evans is... well, he
has a lot of baggage.
He's been in twelve homes
over the last seven years.
to move onto the next one.
How old did you say he was?
Evans? He's ten.
Well, could we at least
just see his picture.
Sure.
Oh, Honey, he's perfect.
Just what I'd imagined if...
We still have several
more I'd like to show you.
Evans has been known to be a
little bit of a challenging child.
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