In addition, I worry because we don’t look alike and transracial adoption is a concept most people have never heard of or can’t comprehend. Needless to say I travel with copies of Jas’s birth certificate, our adoption certification and translation, and her certificate of citizenship as proof of our relationship. I’ve never needed them but I would rather have them than the alternative.
I also worry that she will
wander off and not be able to tell anyone who she is or where I am. So I did a
bunch of research on the internet for some type of durable id for her and
couldn’t find anything I really liked. There were bracelets but they cost $20
and id tags were also expensive. I finally realized that the id tags for people
sold on the internet were exactly the same as the pet tags that Petsmart sells
in the store. So I went down to Petsmart and got Jas the pink heart dog tag
($6) and put it on a silver necklace. It has her name, nationality, my name, my
email and a couple of phone numbers of contacts in the states (since I don’t
travel with a phone).
I know she will love it as
long as no one tells her it’s a dog tag! So SSSHHH!!
Such a good idea, Becky!
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You should get her a leash too! Auntie W
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