Being it was Friday, Prof. Sadoway was in a hilarious mood, cracking jokes one after another. He also told anecdotes about past student hacks in his 3.019 - Solid State Chemistry, an undergrad Chemistry 101 course at MIT. He said that there was one hack that went wrong during execution and almost decapitating him. For the most part, most hacks are pretty benign and amusing. He said hacks are fine but safety always come first. Speaking of hacks, I wonder why isn't there any hack done in my SDM, TPP, and Sloan classes?

After Electrochemistry class, I went and played squash with John H. and Krishnan. I played well last night, almost beating Krishnan - an excellent player. Aftewards, I went to the Muddy Charles to join John L., his wife, and their guests from out-of-town for beer. That was when I mentioned about my favorite Thai restaurant in the entire world, which is located in San Francisco. Unfortunately, I drew a blank when it comes to the name of the restaurant. I called Squibby, a San Franciscan who lives a few blocks from the restaurant, but he, too, forgot the name. But being a true buddy, Squibby emailed me today with the name of the restaurant. Once again... my favorite Thai restaurant in the world: Marnee Thai.

1/14/2006 7:12:07 PM (Eastern Standard Time, UTC-05:00)

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