Our adoption story has recently been featured as a Chick-fil-a commercial that is getting airtime as we speak. Take a look!
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that is too cute and awesome but it wouldnt let me share on face book
My best friend looks like her! I’d love for them to participate in a project called Twin Strangers.
This commercial was very nice and rather close to our heart. We had adopted our daughter from China in November, 1999, then another daughter in 2002 We moved to Dallas in 2004 where we had our first encounter with Chic-fil-a. My children loved it. Recently we moved to a location without Chic-fil-a and my girls miss it and their ties to Dallas. So this brought up some nice memories and familiarity to family and our being so blessed to have two wonderful children from China.
And as of a couple months ago, it just so happens that Chic-fil-a .has decided to open up a place about 5 minutes from our house. My children are very happy, although just in time for my oldest to go off to University…
Anyway, your story and the commercial brought back some nice memories. thank-you and Chic-fil-a for telling it.