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“bey-oo-da”
Today, I’m tired. And I’m on the verge of tears. My colleague’s comment that I look like a “drunk” (bey-oo-da) isn’t helping. About three days a month, my ability to process sensory information – which is generally not my most … Continue reading
Posted in Expat Life, expatriate, Expatriate Life, experience, God, humanity, illness, India, Journey, Life, Maharashtra, outlook, Perseverance, Sensory Processing Disorder, sleepless, Surrender, Uncategorized
Tagged Bandra, children, Churchgate, cook, DIY, doorbell, exhaustion, expat, faith, Hindi, household help, housemates, housing, India, life, Lord, Maharashtra, maid, mental breakdown, Mumbai, nightmare, noble character, noise, overload, plans, prayer, Sensory, sensory integration disorder, Sensory Processing Disorder, shoes, SID, sleep, sleepless, sleepy, SPD, street ministry, TBI, time, tired, traumatic brain injury, zombie
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8 Short Days…
since my last post. The same amount of time away from my official 4 month mark in India! Craziness. Today is Thursday, right? Last Thursday I spent my day off the way I usually do – life group in the … Continue reading
Posted in contrast, Expat Life, expatriate, faith, Forgetful, God, India, Journey, poverty, Prayer, Teaching, wealth
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