The Life of a Mathematician

It seems I only make posts anymore about Sunday School lessons. Probably because that's about the only interesting part of my life right now. For yesterday's lesson, I actually combined two weeks' worth of material, because one of the lessons was too short and I wanted to cut some stuff out of the other one. So we talked about the inauguration of the priesthood, the death of Nadab and Abihu, and the Day of Atonement. In addition to Leviticus 16 about the Day of Atonement, I read out of Hebrews 9, which also had a nice review of the stuff we'd been covering about the tabernacle.

Next week (starting tomorrow actually) I'm going to be visiting my family for Independence day, and Andrew is going to be in Canada. As a result, neither of us is going to be able to do the class. However, I talked to Kyle on the phone earlier and he said he can cover for us. That lesson will be about Leviticus 19, and after that we start in Numbers.

In other news, I've applied for a job as a junior high / high school mathematics teacher at a small Christian school in northern Idaho. The application process reminded me of applying to TMC. Lots of information to gather and essays to compose, but I've got it all done now. Not much else to say about that at this point.