MoKo

MoKo was good. Visitors included Rabbi Feldman (of YU), Rabbi Yudin, Rabbi Taubes (formerly of MNJ), Rabbi Chanoch Teller, Rabbi Rothwachs (Rabbi of my shul), and Rosh Yeshiva of Shalavim.
In Mussar one time, R' Kohn said that if someone asks you how you are, you shouldn't say "Can't complain", rather Baruch Hashem (and I guess also to add on how you are).
Another time R' Kohn said that instead of asking how was the shiur, a Rav used to ask how is your Yiras Shamayim.
Some made a joke: Mr. A says: "How's your Yiras Shamayim today". Mr. B answers "can't complain".
R' Kohn's son got married during the second week and some of us went to the wedding in Brooklyn.
I played over 200 games of chess (Mistama) this year at MoKo. There were 3 main boards and 2 clocks (except that Glunker's broke at the beginning.