A journal of Agrarian thought and life from Western Pennsylvania. Monday, September 29, 2014. If this weblog were one of my sheep or cows, it would have starved from neglect! I have been meaning to post about a couple of things, but real life sometimes intervenes. In my priorities, the real world should always take precedence over the virtual one. While I know many will miss her, I am happy because the less time she puts into a website, the more time she has to make me a pie or pudding! And a good 45.

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Stories, thoughts, news, reflections, and anything else I decide to tell you about me and what God does as I serve him in Costa Rica. Tuesday, August 11, 2015. Tico Tuesday, August 11th. It is time for a cultural lesson from Mexico. But first, a word about nopales. They eat its fruit, called tuna. And with what do you eat nopales? Tamales are of course very common.

Syllabi, bibliographies, and other information for students and friends. Dabney, Dianne, Dave, and Grace. East Haven Cabin, VT. Getting there is half the fun! This page provides resources. Some, however, are resources for which I get frequent requests. The public is welcome to them. I am Professor of Religion and Greek at Grove City College.