young families moving back in. Last time I was out there it almost felt like when I was a kid – playgrounds were full, and there was lots of life. Just no pond, and nobody catches tadpoles. Can't get that back. But it's all a big cycle.
The sixties kind of became this mythological era, when things changed so much in our world. I don't know if I felt that way – maybe I was just a bit too young and didn't know any better. But I was just trying… Continue Reading...
their adventures and film their feats to share with others. Young families, travelers and action videographers were the primary customer segments for the camera, and in many cases these segments overlapped. The best way to describe this segment, however, is as the YouTube generation—a generation of young adults who had grown up along with YouTube and now wanted to share great moments from their own explorations and adventures with friends and followers and carve out a niche for themselves on the world’s most popular video streaming social media site.
The social media outlets used by GoPro to reach its customer… Continue Reading...
dancing in their children’s most formative years. Young families have to be very careful and very mindful of the realities of this world: to grow and develop in the most optimal ways they have to spend time talking to one another and practicing the faith they profess.
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Janet rightly points out that in Deuteronomy 11:19, it states that parents have to teach their children by “talking of them when you sit in your house and when you walk along the road and when… Continue Reading...