| Description | Adams finds it interesting that French cuisine has had no influence there, unlike Middle Eastern and Indian cuisine. Pleased with the parcel of books sent to her, including Boswell's 'life of Johnson'. Adams has a black and white cat called Amok. A hen has laid eggs in her courtyard and cannot be moved until they have hatched, Adams suspects that Amok scares the hen into squawking about the yard in the middle of the night, much to her annoyance. |