
I don't want this post to be the preverbal..
"We are so blessed to live here" lecture. (I hope you know we are)
or even the
"1.4 million children die of water born illnesses a year" post either. (the water looked like chocolate milk)
or
"all I'm asking is for 1 dollar per brick and we can build a school" (if you do want to help out..let me know)
Really peeps I don't know what to say without it coming off as self-righteous and over played.
I will say this, post Kenya I feel like things {mean people,money, politics, general end of the world feeling, my art} that really seemed to matter when my plane lifted off 17 days ago don't seem to matter as much right now.
I don't know how to process what I'm walking through, I don't know how to feel about what I've seen. I'm not tough, brave or fearless. Today I feel sad, humbled and very quiet..my soul is craving silence.
Silly, silly Amber is what I'm saying to myself as I look in the mirror.
I feel a bit like a fool.
My Creator gave me perspective. Sadly it always has to be earth shaking for me..I guess I don't pick up well on the small cue's (homelessness, joblessness, earthquakes). I have to feel it, it has to be personal. I don't like that about myself..I wish I was the fast learner type.
For my perspective shift today I marveled at my faucet. I turned it on and clean clear water came pouring out.
Really peeps its a little bit of genius.
**I'm working on my Kenya story. I will be posting the stories {and pic's} all next week**




