For those of you who do not study Latin formally, or who don't have a lot of free time to devote to reading/study, how do you keep yourself sharp?
My years of having Latin classes aren't behind me now, and fortunately I've learned to read Latin with some proficiency and comfort. However, I worry that it'll atrophy as I get caught up in every day life. I find that I'll have periods where I read quite a bit of Latin, but then I might not come back to it for several months.
The impetus for my question is that I'm joining the Peace Corps, so I'll be working in the Dominican Republic for the next 2+ years, most likely in a small rural community. I'm excited at the prospect of becoming fluent in Spanish, but I don't suspect that I'll have much time or resources to spend on Latin.
Of course, if I didn't read a lick of Latin for two years, it wouldn't be the end of the world, but it's gotten me thinking about how/when Latin fits into my life as a "normal" adult. I realize that many people here are students and academics who have more pressing reasons to keep up with their studies, but there are also many who have left school or taken up their studies independently.
I'm thinking of taking one Latin book with me to read on occasion. Any suggestions? If I bring a computer/kindle, I'll have a lot more options, but because my access to regular electricity is unknown, I'm not counting on it.
A secondary question because I'm curious: has anyone learned Latin, gone a long time without using it, and then came back to it? How did it go?