The end of Summer Greek

It’s over.  

I think summer greek was possibly one of the more challenging feats I’ve accomplished in the last couple of years (or decade).  But it certainly was fun.   Not only did it feel good to use my brain again, but I really did find it fascinating and truly enjoyed the class.  I’m sure our instructor VH1 had a lot to do with that, as did my classmates.  I am looking forward to experiencing the trials and tribulations of seminary with these fine people.

We took our finals this morning and I think we all passed.  It was a challenging test, so much so that I never noticed the questions at the bottom of the translation pages so I left them blank.  I was just so wrapped up in getting the translations done!  Oh well, at least I used my book on the “open-book” part this time.   

The intro to NT Greek semester begins (for real?  weren’t the past 2 weeks for real?) next Friday.  I’m going for the omega class which moves at a slightly quicker pace and we may have our final before Thanksgiving….which would be cool because we would then work on some readings.  THAT’s what I really want to do…read scripture!! 

I can’t wait for school to start!  (never thought I’d say that).