As I walked out the door, suitcase in hand, I was given very strict orders by Chris - I would bring home a baby brother or I wouldn't be allowed to come home!! A few hours later an 8lb 9oz bouncing baby boy made a grand entrance and I breathed a sigh of relief.
Although my children are of the same ethnic background, it seems my boys are more into their Native American heritage (on their father's side). I sometimes wonder if his love for the outdoors, which has taken him to a rural area of northern lower Michigan where he lives in a log cabin with his girlfriend and 3 chow-chows, is somehow related to his ancestrial background. Matt also sports a large tatoo of an Indian Chief on his back.
Matt at 15 and his dog, Mandy 
Matt is severely learning disabled and dislexic, but with the help of our school district he was able to complete his training in small engine repair (living in a rural area definitely is a plus here). When he's not working, Matt loves to fish (winter and summer), hunt occasionally, snowmobile and ride his motorcycle.
