Anonymous wrote:
Malcolm and Zola
You're white and DH is black. Your kids are beautiful, and Zola loves her daddy something fierce. Malcolm is super sporty and a great big brother. He has a weird birthmark on his foot and Zola is sad she doesn't have a matching one. DH is the first black guy you ever dated, and you were so nervous before meeting his family that you made him sit in the car with you while you cried, then fixed your makeup. But his mom gave you a huge smile and equally huge hug and the two of you have gotten along famously since Day 1. His sisters were harder to win over and you've always felt they're a bit cool to you, though polite.
Those stories in the news about that white guy who went to WalMart with his black kids always make your DH very uncomfortable. You work in the front office of the local elementary school which you can walk to, and like being home when the kids get home from school. Your most embarrassing moment involving your kids was when you were giving birth to Malcolm and pooped on the bed in front of DH. You'd been told the nurses would immediately get rid of it and you were livid they didn't and your DH noticed. Your most embarrassing moment not involving your kids was when you were texting while crossing the street, didn't lift your foot high enough to clear the curb and tripped and fell. You broke your iPhone, and that night when DH asked how you just told him you dropped it, but then in bed that night when he saw your knee and asked about it, you cried confessing the truth. The next day he came home from work with a new iPhone and knee pads for you. The two of you are very in love.
Wow!!! You were really close! We are a very loving multicultural family and the kids are beautiful.

Those difference were harder for his family to accept. And though I work in a different profession than the one listed, I did take my current job so that I can be home when the kids get home from school.