Now that both Nathan and Lawson have announced that they have special someones. We thought that it would be nice if we officially introduce them on our blog. A few days ago we introduced Esther and today is Tiffany's turn.
She is the daughter of Dan and Robin Espensen. She was adopted at 13 months old by the couple and joins brother Erik.
Her full name is Tiffany Lian Espensen and her birthday is February 10, 1999.
You can read Lawson and Tiffany's relationship announcement by clicking here.
Time 12:47PM Thurs 2/11/21
ReplyDeletePlease Lawson marry her.
She's their daughter, not adopted daughter. My parents didn't go around saying, this is our adopted daughter. I was their daughter. You could've said, their daughter, whom they adopted at 13 mos old. I get so tired of people saying adopted in front child, when it's their child. Legally. If we didn't people that I was adopted, they wouldn't have known. Yes, adopting a child from another Country you can tell, no need to point it out.
ReplyDeleteI'm sure that they didn't mean any disrespect towards saying that she was adopted.
DeleteGood comment LaDawn. You didn't show any disrespect in your comments. You hopefully taught them. My little brother was adopted, as well as 5 nieces and nephews. I always hated it when people would comment that they were adopted. Hopefully every one learns from this.
DeleteI am an adopted daughter and I dont think they did anything wrong. I always thought that my parents chose me and had to take what they got with my siblings...obviously I was only tormenting them but the point us we need to stop being so sensitive and stop being so pc!!!
Delete@Unknown, I was not saying that LaDawn was being disrespectful towards the authors. It looks like they fixed it.
ReplyDeleteI too hate it when they label kids as adopted, we dont say for instance when introducing bio kids, meet my biological child. Bio adopted its rude disrespectfull and uncalled for. They are their children..
ReplyDeleteThey have fixed the adopted daughter part. I don't think that they meant to be rude or disrespectful to the family at all.
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