I think the Protestant classes are the ones I would pick, just because it's more frequent and involved, which makes it seem more enriching, and I would want the "me time" (this is assuming they aren't going to be teaching many things that directly conflict with Orthodox beliefs). Honestly, woman, when are we ever going to talk again?? That could be telephone hour, I'll schedule it ;) It is really compelling, though, to be involved with Orthodox families - I can imagine the pull there...

Have you guys been using Rosetta Stone consistently? Spanish is one thing that has totally fallen by the wayside here, I just can't make it a part of our regular schooling or feel effective at it without being fluent myself.