When my two adopted children refused their hot meals, I thought it was anxiety about their new home. Until I accidentally dropped my spoon and they knelt down, frantically licking the food off the floor. I panicked, helped them up, and turned on the news; they were terrified and crawled under the table. I felt a chill down my spine. They didn’t do this by accident; they’d been trained, and I would find out who was behind this.
The Audit of Human Dignity 1. The Oatmeal Revelation I thought I was teaching them how to use a spoon; I was actually unearthing a mass grave of human dignity. …
When my two adopted children refused their hot meals, I thought it was anxiety about their new home. Until I accidentally dropped my spoon and they knelt down, frantically licking the food off the floor. I panicked, helped them up, and turned on the news; they were terrified and crawled under the table. I felt a chill down my spine. They didn’t do this by accident; they’d been trained, and I would find out who was behind this. Read More