In the morning, I ran a record high of covering four miles in 47 minutes. Not bad. It was a pleasant running around campus with temperature in the 60-s and the cloudy sky.

On the way home while cooling down, I stopped by the newly dedicated Bonfire Memorial. It took two years before the plan to erect the memorial finally is realized, three years to design and build it. There was a sudden chill to the spine as I walked on top of the gravelly pathway while reading the carved memories of each of the twelve victims.

Then, it was off to the Red Cross to donate. My blood pressure hit the low 108/72, the pulse was normal.

In the afternoon, Ndoro Yadda & I cooked a perfectly satisfactory chicken-sausage Jambalaya for dinner. So perfect, it almost tastes like Hebert's.

And tonight, I'm going to a free concert at church given by the ever angelic voice Korean choir. They will mostly sing in Latin.