REINVENTING MANHOOD: A NEED FOR CONNECTION AND PURPOSE
The police academy, fire academy and military boot camps are filled with 18 to 20-somethings pushing harder mentally and physically than they have ever pushed
The police academy, fire academy and military boot camps are filled with 18 to 20-somethings pushing harder mentally and physically than they have ever pushed
Like trucking, the naval submarine service is mostly made up of men. On my boat, the USS San Francisco, a lot of the men on board had children and families who would stay behind while we were out to sea. We left on deployments and missions for months at a time, often with limited contact.
Anthony and Heidi Eck drive a truck together. Not only do they drive a truck together, they enjoy doing it. For some people this may seem risky. Spending 24/7 in the cab of an 18-wheeler for weeks is not for the faint-hearted. Some would say, “Don’t we work so we can have some time to ourselves?”
Every season, sportscasters and pundits spend considerable time speculating about the potential of various teams and their ability to produce a winning season.
I was thirteen years old and standing in the middle of a grocery store in Mexico.
Ask any Prime driver and he or she will tell you there are a number of ways to stay connect with family while gone from home
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