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adopted the comic | by two vietnamese adoptees, bert ballard & jessica emmett. search adopted the comic by two vietnamese adoptees, bert ballard & jessica emmett. main menu skip to primary content skip to secondary content home comic about blog commissions using a comic links contact welcome to adopted the comic. this short project ran from 2009-2013 and has now come to an end as bert & jess turn towards other projects. by popular demand, the website and facebook page will be left up as a resource and platform for comments, but it will have very minimal activity from us. comics can still be linked or used (more info here ). bert & jess would like to thank everyone for the amazing support they had throughout the project. see our final post here . jess continues to do adoption comics now and then on her new comic stray thoughts comics here . ↓ transcript adopted the comic lucky (exd.) panel 1. red head - wow! you're adopted? you're so lucky! panel 2. the deflector - no, my parents are the lucky ones. they got me! panel 3. the cynic - you mean i was in the right place at the right time? panel 4. the interrogator - are you saying i'm lucky because i was saved from living a supposedly horrible life? is that what you mean? is it? panel 5. the direct - yes i am! panel 6. the educator - i know you mean no ill will with that question, but it is actually kind of rude. studies show that the best way is to simply state "wow…" without commenting on luck, what it's like or who our "real" parents are. panel 7. the jedi mind trick - you don't really mean that the way you think you do. you want to rephrase that differently. panel 8. the emotional - what do you mean lucky!? do you think it's lucky to have been torn away from your birth family and birth culture? do you think it's lucky to not look like your parents or friends or neighbours?… panel 9. the generational - meh. written by bert ballard & art by jessica emmett commissioned by somewhere between documentary film #23-exd lucky (extended version) this was the last of 3 comics commissioned* for the somewhere between film documentary. originally cut down 8 replays to 4, but after thinking about it more it was felt that all replays should be included. this is by far one my of favorite comic that we’ve done. everyone has a different way of dealing with these kinds of questions. for me, i’ usually the “educator”. this also very much reminds me of the wise up program, the idea that people are going to ask questions of potentially mindless things, so good to have a rough response depending on what you chose to share the information or not. because we had to cram a lot into this one, some people find the text a bit hard to read, you can see the text in detail by clicking the “transcript” above. comment latest news page 1 of 4 1 2 3 4 next » farewell & what’s next posted by jess april 30, 2013 2 comments well that’s it folks. it’s time for the project to end so that me and bert can work on new and exciting things =). while we reflect on the comic and talk about what’s next, it’s also good to think about why we started the comic in the first place which you can find at some of our old blog posts: to see why jess created the comic, go to the post: hi and welcome =d (19 nov 2009) to see why bert got involved with the comic, go to the post: why a comic? (22 nov 2009) there is also a more in-depth interview in our first news letter: newsletter #1 (3 jan 2010) bert reflects i love to laugh. i love to make people laugh. when i teach, if i don’t get a laugh when i lecture, i think it’s a bad lecture. probably not the best barometer of learning, but i at least try to keep students interested. as i’ve said in multiple posts, i think laughter is a pathway to healing, and there needs to be a lot of healing in adoption! sometimes we are too angry or, quite frankly, too wrapped up our own drama to see the forest through the trees. i’m not arguing for acceptance of adoption here, but merely trying to provide perspective. laughter does that. humour does that. and that’s what i was doing here. i’d like to say i had some grand intention and vision in mind when i responded to jess, but honestly, i was just responding to a facebook post (i think) jess had thrown out there about doing an adoption comic. i thought, i have some funny thoughts about adoption, let’s see where it goes. thanks to jess for taking the risk with me and allowing me to join what really was her idea from the beginning. and it went some cool places. jess talks about them below, and i echo them. we’ve had some positive comments and some negative ones. we’ve met some cool people and explored some fun things. we’ve gotten attention far and wide, and we’ve put a little of our own experiences into it. it’s been fun to explore a new way to look at adoption, to make others laugh, and to, hopefully, create a place where people in the adoption world – adoptees, adoptive parents, adoption service providers, researchers, and others – can look at the lighter side of what it means to be adopted. jess reflects 4 years ago i was suppose to be doing an art phd on adoption and how it was visually represented. i had my bags packed, but a week before i was due to start, i found myself facing the full force of the financial crisis (as many did in 2009) and had to withdraw from the phd as it was only 1/2 funded. so i find myself with suddenly nothing to do. i also find myself taking stock and asking what i really wanted from life. apparently adopted the comic was want i needed at the time… a focus, something fun, a direction, even if was a random direction. i kinda started doing this comic with no experience other than an idea and enthusiasm… maybe that’s how most projects happen… just doing something =p. but to my surprise the comic captured something in people’s imaginations…. confirmed when i was asked by something who know me, asking if i’d heard of adopted the comic =p lolz. what i find even more interesting is seeing how people reacted to the comics. we’ve had good and bad comments plus people like/relate to different comics for different reasons. i think we may have only scratched the surface with this project, but it for me definitely shows that attitudes to how the adoption community see themselves and being able to laugh as well as cry is a real positive step in the right direction. it is very hard to let go of this project, but it has done more than i ever hoped. i want to thank bert so much for coming on board and believing in this project as much as me. i doubt the comic would have come as far without his guidance and insight. hat’s off to you bert. what’s next for bert they say all good things must come to an end, and so it is with this. honestly, right now i’m out of ideas and overwhelmed with the commitments of being a professor, husband, and father. so while there are many humourous moments i’ve had, i just haven’t had the time to write them down, think them through, or turn them into a comic. and that’s what life does sometimes – you do a good thing, you see it to its end, and you move on. i have nothing but wonderful memories of this experience, and i’m glad i did it. thanks to jess for all her hard work. being the artist and the webmaster is tough work, and she did it for the love of it. well done. so, i hope everyone visits often to relive memories and keeps in touch. for now, i’m off to those other research projects (i’m working on some adoption related stuff that will be out in the next couple of years) as well as teaching and family. the biggest thanks to all of you who responded to and supported this project. as jess says, we couldn’t have done it without you and your response has been wonderful. thanks so much, and continue to find the humour in our everyday experiences. what’s next for jess i was pretty rubbish at drawing comics when i first started this, not realising what a different mindset you had to have for cartoon drawings over just

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