I'm standing in the shower while a perpetual army of water soldiers fights off the day's sweat and filth and emotion when I notice the shelf in front of me. I mentally tick off seven miniature bottles whose purpose is to clean, condition, soften and fragrance the top of my head to the bottom of my feet..when I lose it.
It's the second time today the tear dam burst when I didn't even know there was a crack in the dike.
I've seen things this week I shouldn't have because they just shouldn't "be" to begin with.
{Click to continue reading one of my favorite posts of the week, with heartfelt thanks to my dear friend Shannon for allowing me to extend the reach of my voice at Rocks in My Dryer.}
To all of you who've followed our trip and/or stumbled onto Pensieve from my team mates' sites, thank you for your encouragement, support and prayers this week; I am humbly grateful. I hope you'll subscribe to my feed, request emails and/or follow me in Twitter so we can keep the story going…:)
~ xo,
Robin
I’ve been quiet, but I’ve been watching you all week. xoxo
My Dear, you have a beautiful heart for God’s beautiful people.
Rock on, My Friend. Rock on.
Miss you.
I believe that Pensieve found “you.” Blake
Thank you Robin for sharing this with us (and Shannon for posting) Your posts this week have been a beautiful account of what many of us don’t see but probably should.
makes me look at my huge sani-jet tub and bite my lip.
Have a safe trip home Robin. We miss you and can’t wait to get the “in person” side of your epic journey.
An eye-opening experience, no doubt! We had a young man come to our church two weeks ago and tell of his mission to go to India for three years to do mission work. He will leave in June. He will be working on the college campuses. He said that Hindu people worship thousands of different gods so it is easy to talk to them about Jesus. Helping them to understand there is only one God and only one way through Jesus is the goal. He was very excited to go. We are going to support him monthly as a church and as individuals. I have two children that I support through World Vision, one boy in Chile and one girl in Uganda. I need to do more.
Thank you for taking this trip so that we all can learn.
I found your blog through Melissa and Amanda Moore. Your words are touching, pictures heartbreaking but all inspiring. Thank you for sharing!