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Help[Games] Re: Time Travel Adoption Agency
in reply to a message by Array
The Adoptive Family
LN: Cullerstone
Your name: Fiona Maxine
Your age: 36
Your profession: Writer
Your significant other's name: Tyson Kilian
Your significant other's age: 37
Your significant other's profession: Taxi driver
The names and ages of any children you already have:
DD: Mason Madeline (10)
AD: Maia Aurelia (7)
AS: Noam Ramsey (6)
AS: Judah Sebastian (3)
AD: Minerva Beckett "Mina" (1)
AS/AS: Weston Julius / Preston Damian (nb)
The Adoptee(s)
Number of children you would like (1-3): 3
Will you accept siblings? Yes
Will you accept multiples? Yes
Will you accept children with disabilities? Yes, but we prefer not to.
LN: Cullerstone
Your name: Fiona Maxine
Your age: 36
Your profession: Writer
Your significant other's name: Tyson Kilian
Your significant other's age: 37
Your significant other's profession: Taxi driver
The names and ages of any children you already have:
DD: Mason Madeline (10)
AD: Maia Aurelia (7)
AS: Noam Ramsey (6)
AS: Judah Sebastian (3)
AD: Minerva Beckett "Mina" (1)
AS/AS: Weston Julius / Preston Damian (nb)
The Adoptee(s)
Number of children you would like (1-3): 3
Will you accept siblings? Yes
Will you accept multiples? Yes
Will you accept children with disabilities? Yes, but we prefer not to.
This message was edited 6/14/2008, 5:12 AM
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Dear Mr. and Mrs. Cullerstone,
Thank you for your interest in the Time Travel Adoption Agency. We have been lucky enough to find siblings for you to adopt and believe that they will fit in well with Mason, Maia, Noam, Judah, Mina, Weston, and Preston.
Hailing from 1917, the Farmer children are in great need of a home. Pictured from left to right, they are: Eugene Theodore Farmer, 4; Virgil Leonard Farmer, 4; and Bertha Lillie Farmer, 9 months. Eugene and Virgil are twin boys, both well-behaved but energetic. Bertha, the little girl of the family, is a happy baby who is beginning to learn to talk.
The Farmer children's parents died recently in a threshing accident, and it is important that we are able to fit them with a new parent or parents as soon as possible. Thank you for your generous offer to consider taking them in. All of our potential adoptees understand that they may be requested to go by new names in their new lives and are not averse to the possibility, though we at the Time Travel Adoption Agency recommend that a new parent or parents keep at least some vestiges of their old names.
Sincerely yours,
Arraya Light
P.S. After having the children a few months, should you indeed confirm your adoption, we would be delighted to receive a letter in return; it is important for us to follow up on our charges and see if the children are adjusting to their vastly different ways of life.
Thank you for your interest in the Time Travel Adoption Agency. We have been lucky enough to find siblings for you to adopt and believe that they will fit in well with Mason, Maia, Noam, Judah, Mina, Weston, and Preston.
Hailing from 1917, the Farmer children are in great need of a home. Pictured from left to right, they are: Eugene Theodore Farmer, 4; Virgil Leonard Farmer, 4; and Bertha Lillie Farmer, 9 months. Eugene and Virgil are twin boys, both well-behaved but energetic. Bertha, the little girl of the family, is a happy baby who is beginning to learn to talk.
The Farmer children's parents died recently in a threshing accident, and it is important that we are able to fit them with a new parent or parents as soon as possible. Thank you for your generous offer to consider taking them in. All of our potential adoptees understand that they may be requested to go by new names in their new lives and are not averse to the possibility, though we at the Time Travel Adoption Agency recommend that a new parent or parents keep at least some vestiges of their old names.
Sincerely yours,
Arraya Light
P.S. After having the children a few months, should you indeed confirm your adoption, we would be delighted to receive a letter in return; it is important for us to follow up on our charges and see if the children are adjusting to their vastly different ways of life.
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