National Adoption Month

For those of you who don't know, next month, November, is National Adoption Month. We're going to be featured on another blog sometime during November. Here's a little sneak peek at our feature and well as our thoughts on open adoption:

After trying for many years to have children, we realized that our family was going to come in a different but very special way. It was then that we started to research adoption and found out about open adoption. It seemed to be just the thing for our situation. We’d like our children to know about their heritage. We hope that they would feel a connection with their birth parents, to open the circle of love to include all those who care for them. Most of all, we want to let our children feel the miracle of adoption; that they are special in the way they came to be part of our family.

If you'd like to see all of it, check out the following blog during November. I'm not sure which week we'll be featured.
claytonandangie.blogspot.com

All About Camille

Camille is such a wonderful wife and friend. What I love about her most is her personality. She is so much fun to be around. She is always smiling and laughing. She’s never afraid to try new things. Because of her adventurous spirit, every day with her is something special.

Camille has a tremendous amount of faith in and dedication to God. She works hard to fulfill her calling in the primary presidency. She looks forward to spending time with the kids every week.

Camille loves spending time with family and friends whether  it’s riding four wheelers out at the sand dunes, going hunting, fishing, or if it is just sitting around the campfire listening or telling stories. Camille loves to play sports. Her favorite is softball, but she also enjoys volleyball.

Kids love being around Camille. She has a way of making each child she meets feel loved and special. As soon as she walks through the door, all the nieces and nephews shout, “Aunt Camille!” and run to hug her. She’s very nurturing at heart, always willing to step in and change diapers or rock a baby to sleep.  I know she’ll make a great mom and I can’t wait for us to have our own little one.