The end of the semester: Fall ’16 is in sight!

Ok, so the end has been in sight for quite some time. Lately though, it’s really been bearing down. Semester long projects have built up and can be left off no longer – something I should never do anyway – and normal assignments are still present. Plus, it’s a shortened week. Yesterday, I was at church for over 12 hours. Probably only 10 were devoted to homework, but it still felt like a lot. Today is going to be about the same… I went to breakfast with the remaining Men of Medlin.* So, I left the house at 5:55 to get there on time and made it back at 8:30. Hayley and I finally made it to church by 9:00. Time will tell how long we stay.

The things to do that are graded assignments include (in the order I intend to do them):

NT – Week 8 Readings: Revelation and two articles, two Discussion Board posts, a Final exam, a Reading Report, and a MATS review.

Gr – Exam

History – Readings: Chapters 21 & 22, one Extract, one Discussion Board, and MATS review.

NT – Essay regarding the usefulness of Ephesians in handling depression, Annotated Sermon Outlines for preaching through Philippians, and an Essay calling for apologetics based on 1 Peter.

In a perfect world, those would all get done today. I don’t think it’s impossible, but I also don’t think it is likely. Regardless, I’m looking forward to the end of the semester, recalibrating and resetting with regard to goals. I’m sure that as that happens, I will make use of this space. But for now, those dreams must be pushed off for the task at hand: school.