Grounded & Growing
Susan RobbinsTaking lessons learned from 4.5 years with my family in Germany and pursuing adventures and awareness back in the U.S.
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My streak may be broken but my spirit is not.
I had a good streak.
I haven’t missed sharing a weekly post in almost five months.
Unfortunately I do not have a longer post prepared to share with you. I’ve been working on one for the past couple of weeks, a little per day, and I won’t...
Musings (and Ramblings?) on Privilege & Discomfort
I’m not immune to discomfort despite being privileged.
But even ‘privilege’ is a relative term. As many of us were taught, someone is always going to have better things, a better situation, better something. Over time, we learn more about...
Why I Still Value Daycare 11 Years Later
Eleven years ago, my first child entered daycare. My second joined him not quite four years later.
I bookmarked this note after I read it a few months ago, knowing I’d have to respond eventually.
Even though it’s been 11 years (exactly so...
Neighbors & Villages, Near & Far
The neighbors living on either side of my parents’ house, plus several others on the cul-de-sac and throughout the neighborhood, have been in such proximity since before I was born. I even remember being wrapped in a yellow and white checke...
One More Travel Post (for now) about One More Country
Our belongings - meaning the air and sea shipments, not our carry-on and checked bags - were packed out two weeks before our scheduled departure from Germany. We still had my car because that wasn’t shipped until our departure, but with lit...
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