"For the eyes of the world now look into space, to the moon and to the planets beyond, and we have vowed that we shall not see it governed by a hostile flag of conquest, but by a banner of freedom and peace." When US President John F. Kennedy first launched the space programme decades ago, humankind had completely next-to-nothing understanding of space exploration. The year was 1961, just a couple of years after the Soviets had launched the satellite Sputnik into space. It was an extension of the Cold War beyond the reaches of the planet; it was the beginnings of the Space Race. Yet before the end of the 1960s' the Americans had won the race to the moon by sending the first men there, a feat unparalleled in human history. This was a most interesting aspect of scientific advancement that I had never personally encountered; that was until I stepped into Kennedy Space Center in Florida, and personally came face to face with the milestones of US space hist...
This is a story of our parenting journey. We became parents by Purpose, on purpose. It is our heart to continue this journey in a purposeful posture; and to bring up our children so that they will know and understand their purpose in life.