As of late, I've only been checking my email once or twice a day (later in the evening or early in the morning). People like to communicate with me by email, but I tend to not get this communication until after the day has gone by. My commute to Denver (using public transportation) and the time I spend there engulfs my Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays, in addition to occasional Mondays or Wednesdays. So my life has changed, and it's nice in some ways to not to have to 4respond promptly to email.
My first week of school is done, and I'm enjoying it. Although I am enjoying it, I am ready to be done with course work. For the meantime, though, I'll focus on enjoying it. Next week I will teach one day for a little more than five hours (a freshman seminar, a graduate/undergraduate Dead Sea Scrolls class [I am more of a facilitator to my fellow graduate students in this class], and my regular Greek class). It sounds like an exhausting day!
Erin and Jacoby are doing well. Erin goes to Las Vegas this week for a quick trip, and Jacoby continues to increase his vocabulary on a daily basis. Erin seems to be feeling better these days, which is a good thing. This is feeling more like an email, so I'll stop now and attempt to send an email update sometime soon (unless my wife beats me to it!).
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