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Sorry it has been a long time since my last post.  Being in a car for over 10,000 miles and being away from home this summer can do that to you.  I did come across this video on tube and … Continue reading →

Here is some video of Rich and Joseph catching their first fish at Red Feather Lakes in Ft. Collins, CO.  So fun that they caught them at the same time!  Enjoy!  We are in Ft. Collins training CCC staff to … Continue reading →

Greetings from the Street family home in Fort Collins, Colorado. It’s not really our home, but an apartment close to the Colorado State University Campus.  Every other summer, we spend the summer here serving in some sort of capacity for … Continue reading →

“Rich on the train to Luxor in 1992″ “Rich on the same train in 2009″ Many of you who know me, know that Egypt has a special place in my heart. (and someone else’s as well!)  As an army brat(code … Continue reading →

  Time for another special Mythbuster edition!! 3)    Building numbers vs. building movements.  It’s not all about the numbers.   Ever heard someone talk about how many hits their website gets?  It’s one thing to have a website that gets … Continue reading →

Whoever said that a picture speaks a thousand words is absolutely right, but I’ll bet they had never heard of youtube.  Youtube has changed the way the students of today communicate.  Students can now express themselves in a 10 minute … Continue reading →

Winter!  What a concept!  I was in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan  (took me about 10 tries to finally get the spelling right) in January for a conference with some of our key campus directors from all over Central Asia.  The temperature was … Continue reading →

 (Enjoying some “small” steak with a friend in Argentina) I never really understood what it means to be a carnivore until I went to Argentina!  I have eaten enough red meat to be permanently banned from PETA for life.  However, … Continue reading →

I’m off to Buenos Aires, Argentina this week for a meeting with the Area of Affairs Campus directors for the worldwide campus ministry (did you catch all of that??).  Basically, those who do the job I used to do when … Continue reading →

I leave for Jordan this Saturday and as I seek to improve my communication cross culturally, I need to remember to keep my message simple.  I am primarily talking to people whose 2nd or 3rd language is English so I … Continue reading →