A couple of Toronto shots as we drove to the conference center one last time.
Sat and ate some Starbucks while Mark attended one more morning session.
The history of educational research, seen as we walked to the subway.
Some final pictures as we rode to the airport.
Once we checked in, we had dinner at the lounge.
And a drink as well.
Then, through a complicated series of events, we were bumped up to first class!
Let me show you how the other half flies.
First, they give you a water. You have to drink it like this.
I don’t make the rules.
Then you get some headphones.
And next a towel. I’m not sure what this was really for, but I took it.
“Do you want something to drink.”
Mark: “Coke Zero.”
“Ice and lemon.”
Mark: “No and no.”
Me: “I want a Coke Zero with ice and lemon.”
*Big smile*
A bag of chips.
And finally, some peanuts.
Cities are beautiful at night.
And, finally, back at RDU, where it all began.
Chow.
Poutine, a traditional Canadian cuisine that originated in Quebec, is fries with gravy and cheese curds. The serving on the left has bacon, chives, and sour cream. The serving on the right has smoked meat.
