Back to readin' and writin'

All I've done for days, it seems, is read. I haven't gotten to the writing part yet, but that's on the near horizon. I read The Life and Death of A Druid Prince for my research class, which walked the reader through the research which identified an ancient body found in a peat bog in England and determined how and why the ancient man died. Sort of like a Celtic CIS episode. Very interesting. And for the last couple days I've been reading all about critical and aesthetic theory which is attempting to address art and education and art education and their definitions, meaning, and purposes. All good stuff too. I also competed two on-line courses, one on the ethics and legalities surrounding using human beings in research studies, and another one on grant-writing. I'm back in it. School's on!