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Day 38

Day 38 (24th November)

Very happy with the outcome of my Marathon lecture. The students were a bit more attentive than usual. I am now staring at the end of this course.

Son and daughter-in-law took me to lunch at a top rated Chinese restaurant. Between us we tasted almost every vegetarian option on the menu. Ironically, the item of the day for me wasn't Chinese. It was carrot cake, but unlike anything I have tasted in my life. And at the end, we had Ice Wine that neither cold nor a wine. It was a tea. I had much fun even while not enjoying the food much.

And son has presented me with a bottle of triple matured Laphroaig. So the day cannot be better. 

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