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Help[Games] Re: Rachael's Adoption Agency
in reply to a message by Catalina
Please welcome the newest members of your family!
Hakim Farid, age 9: Hakim is from northern Saudi Arabia. He is Arab and speaks Arabic. He is very willing to learn English, though. He is a devout Muslim and hopes his new family will help him continue to practice it. He likes to draw and read, and also likes to play the piano, although he is not very good. Hakim is excited to come to America, but he is a bit nervous about making friends, and is afraid he won't be accepted by other kids.
Melati Cahaya, age 7: Melati is from Jakarta, Indonesia. She has dark brown hair and eyes. She speaks Bahasa Indonesia and Javanese, and some English. She is Muslim and would like to stay Muslim in America. Melati has been living on the streets for a while, and is very thin. She needs lots of nutrition and love.
Felix Tiberiu, age 5: Felix is from northern Romania. He has light brown hair and dark blue eyes. He speaks Romanian. He is Christian, but he's from no particular religion (he'll adjust well to a Roman Catholic home). Felix has been tramutized a lot in his life, and is very shy around men, though adjusts quickly to women. He likes to play with blocks and sand, and would love to try new foods in America.
Sofia Isadora, age 2: Sofia is from a small, rural community near Santiago, Chile. Her hair is dark brown and her eyes are green. She only speaks Spanish and her mother recently had to give her up because she could no longer afford enough food, clothes, etc., but would like to see her again in a few years or so. Sofia is a very sweet girl. She will eat anything and is very obediant. She loves dogs and gets along well with them.
Apolinary Daniel, infant: Apolinary is an infant from Poland. He is a bit sick, but it is treatable. He has a weak left leg that may become a limp, but otherwise he's okay. He may take longer to walk. He only has these physical development issues, as he responds to Apolinary, Polo, and Daniel. He also plays independently and with others (as much as a baby can).
Please let us know how they're settling in!
Hakim Farid, age 9: Hakim is from northern Saudi Arabia. He is Arab and speaks Arabic. He is very willing to learn English, though. He is a devout Muslim and hopes his new family will help him continue to practice it. He likes to draw and read, and also likes to play the piano, although he is not very good. Hakim is excited to come to America, but he is a bit nervous about making friends, and is afraid he won't be accepted by other kids.
Melati Cahaya, age 7: Melati is from Jakarta, Indonesia. She has dark brown hair and eyes. She speaks Bahasa Indonesia and Javanese, and some English. She is Muslim and would like to stay Muslim in America. Melati has been living on the streets for a while, and is very thin. She needs lots of nutrition and love.
Felix Tiberiu, age 5: Felix is from northern Romania. He has light brown hair and dark blue eyes. He speaks Romanian. He is Christian, but he's from no particular religion (he'll adjust well to a Roman Catholic home). Felix has been tramutized a lot in his life, and is very shy around men, though adjusts quickly to women. He likes to play with blocks and sand, and would love to try new foods in America.
Sofia Isadora, age 2: Sofia is from a small, rural community near Santiago, Chile. Her hair is dark brown and her eyes are green. She only speaks Spanish and her mother recently had to give her up because she could no longer afford enough food, clothes, etc., but would like to see her again in a few years or so. Sofia is a very sweet girl. She will eat anything and is very obediant. She loves dogs and gets along well with them.
Apolinary Daniel, infant: Apolinary is an infant from Poland. He is a bit sick, but it is treatable. He has a weak left leg that may become a limp, but otherwise he's okay. He may take longer to walk. He only has these physical development issues, as he responds to Apolinary, Polo, and Daniel. He also plays independently and with others (as much as a baby can).
Please let us know how they're settling in!
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