You’re It – Part I

October 25, 2017October 25, 2017 ~ P. Collins ~ 1 Comment

For American pronghorn, play begins early in life. A young pronghorn will reach its peak play at about 4 weeks of age. Playtime includes a heavy dose of running. For pronghorns, running actually means sprinting. Running and playing as a fawn, however, come with risks. For fawns play represents around 20% of total energy expenditure (Byers … Continue reading You’re It – Part I

But Practically, How Will You Do It?

October 16, 2017October 17, 2017 ~ Chris Johnston ~ 3 Comments

In June, I found myself on the shores of a river in Ukraine after a baptism service. It was beautiful. I was there visiting the boy who is now my son, and I had connected with friends who work at the orphanage where my son lived. They had invited me to this baptism service to … Continue reading But Practically, How Will You Do It?

I’ll Come Back

October 16, 2017October 16, 2017 ~ Mark T. Collins ~ Leave a comment

For the last several months, my son has wanted to go to school. I know this is unusual and in about 5-10 years, this will not be his sentiment toward school. But, as of now I think it is pretty cool. I want him to be a young man who is inquisitive and wants to … Continue reading I’ll Come Back