The water was stunning once I had a chance to look at it. It flowed peacefully, meandering, creating its own world. Not a droplet strayed from the path, joining together to create a gorgeous river. Slush, slush, slush. The liquid shimmered, casting the sun’s heavenly rays far and for all to see. Though clear, it [...]
As a 2nd year in college people often ask me what my major is, and I tell them I am an earth systems science major. After that, they usually say how cool it is that I have my major planned out and that it doesn’t really matter because I will probably change it anyways. The [...]
“Everyone who drinks this water will be thirsty again, but whoever drinks the water that I give him will never thirst. Indeed, the water I give him will become in him a spring of water welling up to eternal life” John 4:13-14 Nothing brings to mind our bodies’ desperate need for water than a few [...]
10 percent Only 10 percent of kids nationwide are getting outside on a daily basis according to a recent nationwide poll taken by the Nature Conservancy (Update September 2018: The Nature Conservancy no longer has the “Kids In Nature” poll results available online). As this generation grows increasingly dependent on technology as a frequent past-time [...]
Fire | Flood | Straw I didn’t realize how closely associated fire and flood could be… But then as I looked into things a little more I found that there was a third word being added to the mix that initially confused me even more: Straw. Specifically Rice Straw, but lets start with the fire. The King [...]
