Can You Ever Kove Your Adopted Child as Much as if They Were Your own Flesh and Blood?

[LuisWilliams]

His original name (and now his middle name): Keshav, from Sanskrit for "fine, beautiful, Flaxen Hair." It's also a name Lord Krishna is known by. My son was adopted from the Delhi Council for Child Welfare's orphanage. I thank his unknown birth parents, the ayah at his orphanage, and the nation of India for granting my husband and me the privilege of raising him to adulthood.

Here he is back in grade 7, portraying Jimi Hendrix for a school history project in which kids chose someone from U.S. History to portray in a sort of pageant called "Travels In Time."

A stoner-looking guy who appeared to be in his 50s stopped looked at him, and said, "Man! You look so much like him you're scarin' me!"

I've told him he might want to aim for being the first Hendrix impersonator who can actually play like Hendrix. Doesn't interest him.

I tried to encourage him to be a jockey because he's only 4' 11" and 100 pounds, but he's scared of horses.