Restaraunt review: Presbytermark requested more local culture, so here goes. City Barbecue in Central Ohio (currently serving two locations – one in Upper Arlington and one in Gahanna) rightly deserves its recent rating as the best BBQ in the city. The facilites are not pretentious – in UA most of the kitchen and storage is…

I finished The Fruit of Her Hands tonight. This is definitely a book to keep close on hand for reference. The only thing I didn’t care for was the lack of cohesiveness and the abrupt end. Generally, the book was a series of articles that didn’t really reference one another and had neither an introductory…

I’m stealing this link from Dear Internet Abyss which I ought to read more often because she posts interesting things. Anyway, I thought I was the only one. By far, Ms Poggioli is my favorite NPR correspondent – her voice and her reporting make for excellent listening.

Nice. Don’t you think that you wouldn’t plagarize again after being caught once? It cost him his starting runningback job with Vanderbilt. (OK, so it is Vandy – but at the same time this happened at Vandy – where else is it not being caught or disciplined?)

Another new link: Refuge Island.

I hear OSU’s former coach, John Cooper, is going to be the ESPN2 analyst the Purdue vs. Cincinnati game on Sunday. Just thought my Boilermaker readers would like to know.

I’m so excited. I ordered The Fruit of Her Hands by Nancy Wilson last week and received it yesterday. I ordered it on the recommendation of several women at church as well as the Reformed women’s discussion list that I belong too. It was strange it popped up as a suggestion at several places without…

Oh, yeah, and as of yesterday, we are now officially members of Grace Presbyterian Church in Columbus, OH. The Lord is good.

Well, you all might be thinking that I’ve quit reading anything but the newspaper (Sports section) and the OSU Football sites, but that’s not entirely true. I’m working my way through the Calvinism book and have almost finished the first section on Zwingli. It has been quite interesting so far.

Thanks to Sara at foolishness.net for the link. I enjoy reading you there and at DYL.