Relative Choices
Article in the New York Times
November 13, 2007, 8:01 pm
Written by Hollee McGinnes
Like many adopted people I never had a simple answer to the question, “Where did I come from?” For most people raised by their biological parents, this question can be answered by simply gazing at their parent’s face. There in the turn of a nose and the curve of the eye they are reminded of where they came from. bounded by blood, a part of a human continuum passed from mother to daughter, from father to son.

I, on the other hand, seemingly dropped out of the sky on a Boeing 747, walking, talking and potty trained.
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