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Saturday
Jul182009

Wondering

DateSaturday, July 18, 2009

Two weeks from today, I'll be on the ground in Rwanda with Jen for the start of our Picture Hope dream assignment. The idea of this leaves me a little breathless. I wonder how I'll feel. I wonder how the people I meet will feel about me. I wonder if we'll find the hope we seek. I wonder if I'll be brave in spite of fear. I wonder if I'll feel at home... or lost. I can only assume that the visions before my eyes will change me in a profound way. I wonder who I will become.

Authorstephanie roberts | Comment2 Comments |
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have a wonderful, magical time, surely it will be...
July 25, 2009 | Unregistered Commenterkosenrufu mama
Well said... travel, especially seeking and documenting hope in Rwanda (I imagine) is transformative that way... I loved that last sentence... "I wonder who I will become."
What a pleasure to have a window in on the process through these posts.
Thanks!
July 30, 2009 | Unregistered CommenterRebecca in Switzerland

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