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A Latin day, this time with work on both Ovid and\u00a0Virgil. \u00a0Aeneid’s first 7 verses, its first sentence with the famous opening phrase, I sing of arms and the man. \u00a0 Greg sees a lot of progress in my work. \u00a0It’s as if some dam broke a couple of months ago when I began using phrases to translate rather than whole sentences. \u00a0The benefit of hanging in there. \u00a0 (philemon_baucis_bramantino)<\/p>\n
The most important thing I can do is to read more and more. \u00a0That ups my vocabulary, increases my facility with grammar and adds to my foundation in written Latin literature.<\/p>\n
When I hit Friday afternoon on a week, I feel like the work week is over. \u00a0Tours on Thursday and Latin all Friday morning, then a quiet time.<\/p>\n
Tomorrow the garlic goes in the ground, the potatoes come out and I check the bees to see how the feeding is going. \u00a0It will be a pleasure to work outside, as a change from all this head work, and in weather beginning to cool. \u00a0The nights are better now, much better.<\/p>\n
I’m also looking forward to getting back to Missing and the revision. \u00a0This last three days: pre-op physical on Wednesday, tours on Thursday and Latin today has not left me with time for it.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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