Robb Schiller

The funny thing about trips or jour­neys or voy­ages or even sea’s of tea(chronicles of transcon­ti­nen­tal­ism) is that they always have an end.

This is the end of the sea of tea.

Jor­dan now fully lives in San Diego Cal­i­for­nia. Nutty. This whole voy­age started over his jour­ney and cel­e­brat­ing him it will end.

Jor­dan thanks for being an inspi­ra­tion. Thanks for always, regard­less of cost, regard­less of per­cep­tion, always fol­low­ing your heart and seek­ing the Lords will. Thanks for being my brother and teach­ing me patience and trust and love. Thanks for teach­ing me how to feel, how to find the beauty of the emo­tion of God inside myself and inside those around me. I love you, and know that I will punch any­bodys teeth out for you. And thanks for mov­ing to one of the coolest places in the world so that I can visit and so that my con­science will con­sis­tantly ask to move as well.

I sup­pose this is a funny way to end it. No pic­tures. no video. Just words and heart. But this is how Jor­dan would want it.

Im also pretty slammed from sleep­ing 4 hrs a night the last 5 nights. It’s start­ing to catch up to me, I can tell my immune sys­tem has been reduced to t-bodys and anti­gens sit­ting around a camp fire warm­ing their hands and call­ing in for back up. My throats sore and my bodys tired. Thank­fully my God is gooder than gold­fish cheese crack­ers to a 2-year-old in a car seat.

So press on we will.

Thanks for join­ing the jour­ney, thanks for let­ting me slam all the things my Eng­lish teach­ers have departed to me, even though I can blame it on post­ing through my phone.

So, in con­clu­sion, the most impact­ful les­son ive learned is that life is always chang­ing. But it’s ok, because God made change, because he made time. And that in and through change, because of Christ, we can charge at change, charge like a bull at a man dressed in a straw­berry. God is never chang­ing, Christs love is never chang­ing, the only things that mat­ter are never changing.

And just for fun, if 5 peo­ple com­ment this post, I’ll post a video I made dri­ving through the desert of New Mexico.