Baker, Jack R. and Jeffrey Bilbro. “Putting Down Roots: Why Universities Need Gardens.” Christian Scholar’s Review 45, no. 2 (2016): 125-142.
Abstract: […]sources stated that the pathetic loafer has never had any interest in moving to even a nearby major city, despite the fact that he has nothing better to do than “sit around all day” being an involved member of his community and using his ample free time to follow pursuits that give him genuine pleasure. […]gardening can cultivate the gratitude that should characterize our posture as placed creatures.
