These have been busy times!
With everyone (except Ivy, you will recall) in school, we are in yet another phase of adaptation.
I've been spending a lot of time on the Criswell campus lately. Much of that time is dedicated to study in the historic Wallace Library (which seems very necessary now that I will have to be able to write all 110 verses of the Sermon on the Mount from memory by October 14). The building is 107 years old, and was the original Gaston Avenue Baptist Church facility. The library seems to have everything one might need: periodicals, extensive reference materials in English, Latin, Greek, Hebrew, German, French, etc., historical documents on display dating from the sixteenth century, and even archeological curiosities that are thousands of years old. For all of you mychophiles, don't feel like you will be left out. There seems to be a healthy mycelial layer permeating the ground between the library and the main building…yes, the library even has large, edible, polypore mushrooms ;-)
