Last night was the opportunity to have a celebratory dinner, and the menu featured chicken tikka masala and curmin-coriander roasted cauliflower.
The reason for the celebration? Benjamin Phillis, brother of former Wake Forest grad student Bradley (a Roediger House regular), has come to Winston-Salem following his graduation from UNC, and he is beginning the Master Teacher Fellow program at Wake Forest that I used to direct.
It's one of the only things to come along that actually made me feel a slight twinge of regret at taking my leave of Wake Forest. It would have been great to have Ben in a graduate group.
The fellows enjoyed dinner, and we followed it with a stop at Wolfie's Custard and then an evening with a larger group assembled by Bradley, taking in the season's final performance of the Winston-Salem Symphony.
Another nice thing about downtown: walking there and back.
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Still looking forward to getting your input on teaching. And the chicken (and budweiser) was delicious.
We'll be talking some teaching along the way, probably over some more meals. And once the basketball goal is up, you can work hard to bust up your other eye.
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