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A 30-week devotional study for Classical Conversations Challenge students to inculcate a Biblical Worldview.

A Swineherd Philosopher Theologian, Esq.'s defense of his philosophy of life.

Nearly three weeks after a very successful farrowing, Piggle V and her 9 piglets are ready to rejoin the herd. She had gathered a few groupies on the wrong side of the fence. They gladly returned to the herd, but the piglets were much more skeptical.

God tells us to not be afraid 365 times in the Bible, once for every day of the year.

What would your life look like if you actually lived as if you were not afraid?

When we moved paddocks two boars were left behind. And as we all know, if you are left behind bad things happen to you. I'm off to hunt these two down and turn them into dog food.

The cold weather finally appeared this weekend leading to the first snow up on the ridge and the first "hair ice" emerging from sticks down in the creek bottom.

Luke and Leia have been huge pains in my rear end lately. They're chasing who knows what; the possibilities are endless: elk, deer, coyotes, bobcats mountain lions, other dogs, la chubacabra, Sasquatch . . .

But they are running off across the road and bothering the neighbors. So we need to fence them in. I've set up an electric sheep fence where they are leaving the property until I can figure out a permanent solution.