And Sons Magazine

[...] is a lull, the quiet, and it tends to make our worlds small, our primary drive couches and basketball games and coziness. And that shift can, in turn, make the world seem a less wild place, the [...]

[...] is great advice—men really do bond around activities (tire-changing, barn-raising, basketball games, barbecues). The trouble is, I’ve worked with quite a few people I don’t like at [...]

[...] , and across international lines. International sex tourism is also common, notoriously in Southeast Asia, but also across the entire African Continent, the South American continent, and on our [...]

[...] to try. My initiation began some time before that on another very expensive trip to Southeast Asia, one I had to save up for. It proved even more spendy than I had anticipated. During my [...]

[...] like. Don’t judge a book by its cover. Remember the final scene in The Avengers? The epic battle for the earth has just been won, the city center is in rubble, everybody is utterly gassed, [...]

[...] to live. They loved the earth which this Creator God had made, and they were ready for an epic battle against evil. However, these warriors quickly ran into a dilemma: having given up raiding [...]

[...] . The lead elk cow hustled the herd of calves and cows through the aspen grove and along the sage brush hillsides, skirting the combatting bulls. As Aldo Leopold observed, “There are some who can [...]

[...] miles up a hidden canyon, tracing the steps of a brook that wound between pine trees and sage brush. Beneath the surface, trout the size of your index finger dart underneath overhanging brush so [...]