Walk a Mile in My Shoes Wednesday



Several months ago, I had an idea for a blog series that came to me after I had a conversation with a friend of mine who worked in an occupation I really knew nothing about. As she shared stories with me about the happenings of her day, she kept saying things like, "People don't realize that I can't just..." and "I don't think people get that I really need them to...."

It's true! I had no idea about those things until I heard her stories. And I knew so little about her job that I wouldn't have even known where to begin to try to understand the process from her perspective.

But I wanted to understand. I wanted to know what she wished people knew so that her days and work could run more smoothly.

That's how this idea was born in my mind. If we could take a short walk (say...just a mile) in the shoes of someone whose occupation is unfamiliar to us, what would we learn? Who knows!? It might even benefit us someday if we have to be on the receiving end of those services.


Physical Therapy with Ryan Shaffer

Foster Parenting with Kristin Hand

Stay at Home Mom Life with Jenna Holloway

Monument Etching with Amber Crites

Organ Transplants/Donation with Pat Rice

Elementary Teaching with Tamar Benjamin 

Hospice Care with Karen Cox  

Selling Homes with Lesley Downing 

Buying Homes with Lynnette Johnson 

Full Time RV Living with The Eckart Family

Public Speaking with Bekah Shaffer

Children's Librarian Megan Williams

Dave Freelan on Living with Moebius Syndrome

Living Internationally...with Amber Quick

Homeschooling with Jenna Thompson

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