It seems impossible that I am back in Wisconsin after such an amazing journey. But it's definitely time. My ATM card stopped working, my daughter is a week away from delivering her baby and I waited until Europe to catch the norovirus. Sometimes I'm not too bright but when all the signs are indicating a clear message, I try to PAY ATTENTION! Ironic that I was quite well all throughout India and Africa and never had a delayed flight until Friday night's cancelled one from Chicago to Milwaukee!
So I'm home a few days early and the monumental task of sorting through all the valuable data I collected awaits. I'm both excited and terrified by the work ahead. Wish me luck and I welcome any insights you might have to share as you read my blogs and related them to your own life experience. Thank you for your many comments along the way and hopefully your continued interest in understanding and practicing servant leadership!
These kids and those like them all over the world deserve better than what we are currently giving them. The motivation for service is in their eyes, and as I work to interpret and translate this journey into some useful contribution to the work of servant leaders, they are the ones who will keep me honest!
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