Bob the Turtle and Child Adoption

07/01/2009

Bob the Turtle and Child Adoption

At today's meeting of the Rotary Club of Indianapolis Northeast, we took a look at Bob the turtle.

Bob the turtle was crossing a busy 3-way highway. He stopped on the white striped lane before the third and final lane. Name 25 positive things about Bob. Hints: 1) Bob's journey is almost complete. 2) Bob knows where to stop. 3) ... The moral of the story was there are always silver-linings in a dark cloud.

Joshua Kirsh spoke about child adoption in the state of Indiana. He is the Community Outreach Coordinator of Kirsh and Kirsh, a law firm specializing in child adoption. He encouraged the community to speak up about child adoption as an option for unwanted pregnancies.

Jul 1, 2009 11:35:59 PM | Rotary

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