Drum roll please....
The Grummons family is proud to boast of their super smart-ness (is that a word? Who cares!).
Sam: History of Normative Systems-A
OT Survey-A
Metaphysics-A
Carrie: Advanced Reading in Hebrew/Exegesis of Jeremiah-A
Apologetics-A
Field Education-A
That's right, with a crazy busy, super stressful, absolutely hectic semester full of school, parenting, church stuff and work (with the occasional date here and there) we both managed to pull 4.0 semesters. I think that is the definition of grace right there (for me, Sam is super smart anyways and has nearly a 4.0 anyways for his Master's, this is my personal best semester since starting my degree, and I think I was the busiest I have been since starting).
So, you may ask, what are you going to do to celebrate the end of a crazy semester?
We're going to Disneyland! (okay, so we went to Disneyland this morning, this afternoon we are preparing to start summer school tomorrow...back to the grind stone!)
Our attempts at raising God-fearing children while joining the real world. It's been a crazy ride so far, but God is ALWAYS good.
3 comments:
Applause! Applause!! Grades like that certainly deserve a trip to Disneyland!!
what is 'history of normative systems'? that sounds like ethics, though i suppose it could include epistemology as well.
History of Normative Systems is ethics; it was a crash course focused in normative ethics (to those who don't speak philosopheze, when you do "normative ethics" you try to figure out what kinds of things are morally relevant-is it pleasure, or people, or character, or duties-and how they relate) with a little bit of history.
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