Thi momma has been a busy bee…and I’ve got company until Sunday—AND I’m preparing a craft lesson from my Sunday school mommas for tomorrow night (sharing a sweet family tradition with the mommas at my church). ALL the while, still processing. I wanted to share just a sneak peak from our time in Zambia with […]
There was something about his eyes that got me. Standing there in his washed out long-sleeve red collar shirt…dispite the heat of the day–he wore all that he owned. And he looked at me. Those eyes. They reminded me of someone. Who was it? And it hit me. They reminded me of my precious son […]
If you’ve ever spent time in the third world, then you know the real culture shock isn’t visiting the third world–but rather when you return to fairy land back home. Richard apologized for not having time to go to the grocery before I got home and told me I’d need to go today. I opened […]
We are home…and safe. And experiencing culture shock. I walked in my home to see my clean children…faces so clean…barefoot but no dirt…big smiles and happy hearts. Even with mommy gone for 10 days, they were safe, happy and well–because they had a mommy just gone for a bit…not forever like so many of the […]
Another full day… We started our day at 8am in the compound. We went to a Bible study with Pastor Frances…and met with a group of 30. It was a sweet time of fellowship–and encouraging them in being lights in their community. From 9:30-11:30 we listened to the teachers requests of our schools. Such simple […]