Sneak Peak: Upcoming Exciting Articles
November 17, 2009 by Diane Greene
Filed under Good News
BFSO readers, I wanted to share a bit of good news with you about some upcoming, very exciting new articles that I will be writing. As a writer, I am very excited to tell you that I will soon be doing my first of two interviews for the BFSO. I thought I would give you a quick sneak peak .
My first interview will be with a young father who recently came to terms with being bi-sexual. I happen to know this young man very well and he is a fabulous father to two young children. He is also a college student. These two pressures alone are enough to break a person but through it all, he was couraegous enough to be honest with himself and his friends about his sexuality. Be on the look-out for this article BFSO readers! It’s sure to be thought provoking.
My second interview will be with a young 20 something litigation attorney who is a wife and step-mom of a 12 year old. 6 years ago, her husband’s ex-wife showed up at their door with the child and said “Here you go, he’s yours” and handed off the child. She immediately became a full-time mom. This interview will be very enlightening to all of you step-moms and bio moms who may have experienced a similar situation but it will be extremely informative.
Lastly, we will have another fabulous attorney who will be writing an article on Step-Parent Adoption. This will be very helpful to all you readers who may be thinking about allowing your spouse to adopt your child. I can’t wait for this article!
Well, BFSO readers, this is my sneak peak at some great articles coming your way in the next few months.
Happy Holidays!
Di
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