Sendy Bucket Lists with Jeanetta Robinson

Episode #004

Sendy Mom Jeanetta Robinson, friend, mother of twins, adventurer, and Ex-pat in China

“I kind of look at it like: what’s the harm in trying?”
Jeanetta Robinson

In this episode of the Sendy Mom podcast, I’m talking with my long-time friend Jeanetta Robinson. Jeanetta talks with me about her experiences growing up in a large family, her adventures in Brazil and in China, and her involvement in charity work. Jeanetta created a bucket list when she was young that she continues to work on today. We also talk about raising twins, and treating your children as individuals. Our Sendy spotlight is on Harriet Tubman. Slavery is still an issue today. Practical advice is given for assisting people in dangerous circumstances. So many ways to be Sendy!

What you’ll Hear:

A Sendy Mom embraces new experiences and challenges.
Growing up in a large family fosters independence and resilience.
Trying new things can lead to unexpected adventures.
Bucket lists can motivate personal growth and exploration.
Community support is crucial in achieving personal goals.
Helping enslaved people today involves awareness and reporting
Charity work can provide perspective and fulfillment.
Learning a new language can enhance cultural experiences.
Sibling rivalry can be navigated with open communication.
Failure can lead to valuable self-discovery and growth.
Pursuing personal interests is essential for happiness.

“Living abroad helped me understand that most people are more interested in being your friend than your enemy.”
Jeanetta Robinson

Meet my Guest:

I am excited to talk to my good friend Jeanetta today. We have been friends since our oldest boys were babies. We lived in San Jose, California back in those days. We left for Switzerland shortly before Jeanetta had her twin girls and moved to China. Being expats was a great experience. I highly recommend that sendy adventure. Living abroad helped me understand other cultures and recognize that most people are more interested in being your friend than your enemy. I love how Jeanetta’s calming presence and genuine and authentic candor makes everyone around her feel comfortable and accepted. I’m grateful for her willingness to share her current goals and the way her goals have evolved over her life. Jeanetta is always willing to try new things. That makes her a Sendy Mom!

Mentioned in the Show:

Sendy Spotlight on Harriet Tubman:

National Women’s History Museum – information about Harriet Tubman

My friend Faith Robles is a valiant warrior like Harriet Tubman fighting to free enslaved people today. Follow her @faith_01robles/ Watch her full fireside here.