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Monthly Archives: August 2015
Ache (or Hindi style “Ae-kh”, if you mean “One”)
Confession: My spirit isn’t quite out of the dregs. Still battling loneliness and depression, despite the knowledge that I am building a life here and that things will inevitably become easier as time goes by. I’ll get better at Hindi, I’ll … Continue reading
Posted in Adventure, endurance, Expat Life, expatriate, Expatriate Life, experience, Hindi, India
Tagged adventure, Bandra, cell phone, cheap, children, church, culture, emotions, fresh fruit, friendship, good food, hair, Hindi, India, money, mountain, new life, orphange, relationships, shelter, slum, vegetables, veggies
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Another Weird Day
Sometimes I just can’t quite get back to optimism, despite my best efforts. Joy I have – it’ll all work out. But being cheery just isn’t my forte today. This morning I got up and went off to Life Group, … Continue reading
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One of Those Days
Some days just don’t go as planned. You can’t help it, and it’s not like anyone else can either. And you know that, but it doesn’t change the fact that you feel like a fish out of water (or in … Continue reading
Posted in color, distracted, Expat Life, expatriate, faith, hope, India, negativity, outlook, positive, positivity
Tagged air, air quality, American, Bandra, chaos, culture, decor, emotions, exercise, faith, God, home, illness, mom, Mumbai, nephew, phone, prayer, sensory processing, shipping, sick, SPD, tired, Type A, work
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Well, THAT Changes Things
Apparently, this “strep throat”- with its ugly little white patches – has been nothing more than a nasty old viral infection that refuses to go away (two and a half weeks of fever, fatigue, and a sore throat). I saw … Continue reading
Posted in Adventure, Decisions, doctor, endurance, Expat Life, expatriate, illness, new experiences, sickness, virus
Tagged chocolate, cleaning lady, doctor, expatriate, food, germs, health, house cleaning, illness, immunity, India, laundry, new place, pollution, prescription, probiotics, rice, sickness, tea, travel, virus
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Okay, Daddy God…
Have we got a lot to work through… 1 – A boatload of personal stuff that just doesn’t need to be shared on a blog post. 2 – The discrepancies between the dwellings of the rich and the poor here… … Continue reading
Posted in Adventure, Bandra, expat, Expat Life, Expatriate Life, India, World Travel
Tagged anniversary, beauty, board work, dosa, friends, India, love, Mumbai, nature, nerd, potatoes, poverty, prayer, starch, teacher, teaching, wealth, white board
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Still Can’t Believe I Live Here
Open mic night, sweet smiles, and a walk on the promenade… Continue reading
Posted in Adventure, Bandra, children, expat, Expatriate Life, India, Life, love, Mumbaiker, World Travel
Tagged Bandra, beach, breeze, Carter Road, children, coffee shop, drawings, food, India, moon, Mumbai, music, ocean, online ordering, open mic night, pictures, rupees, sick, singing, snacks, strep throat, sweet, time flies, words of encouragement
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