trouble with a capital T

You got me on this one, i want to comment on the layout but my heart is with these babies, i too feel for the mothers who felt they had to leave them behind. There is never a clear reason, we need to have open minds and hearts, you certainly did that. They look like normal, happy healthy cheeky little people, Beautiful lo, great texture. TFS :)

August 23, 2006

Suzi, this is so touching, that you see little ones like this and it inspires you to make a lo. They are beautiful babies. The good news is that so many people want to adopt and are willing to go to foreign countries to get their babies. The babies look healthy and well cared for. Some family will be delighted to have them. Your English is great. Are you American? You did a skillful job of building this lo. It looks like you used a tablet to make the squiggles, and made them into a puff-paint texture. I like that your title is run through with something that looks like barbed wire, and the letters also look fractured, so that the title reminds us of how their little lives have been fractured. The babies are smiling, and even though they are overloaded in that stroller, somebody has dressed them up in clean warm clothes to take them out for a walk. I can see hope and love in the baby faces. It is sad for me that the conditions must be pretty desperate for someone to let go of such adorable babies, so my heart goes out to the mothers too. Sometimes, all you can do is notice injustice, and that is what you have done in this layout. Thank you for being interested in these little discarded babies.