In our home reading is a delight and the best form of entertainment. We muse instead of a-muse, I guess. While I didn’t read hardly a page until college (yea for public schools!), my Mom did model voracious reading growing up and I married a reader — it all caught up in the last decade. So many books, so little time, yet as Spurgeon would say, “read much, not many.”

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Ryan, go for it man. You don’t want to lose it at this stage you’re at now, or you are going to be in trouble! Not to scare you or anything…

Terry, yeah, I know what you mean. Sometimes it can be feeling like a waste of time. But there can be great reward from reading other things, not to mention the ability to expand your mind.

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I have yet to start my language studies at the seminary level (I took Greek with a massive concussion) so I am not too worried about keeping that sharp.

Thanks for the reminder to keep reading. That’s my default impulse (and am taking summer classes too), but still, it needs to be stated. Also the reminder to read fiction too. I take those in very sparingly and need to increase, for the sake of creativity, story telling and just plain understanding people.