I am working on the article (related to the topic of my master thesis that I finished last year) and the professor who was my mentor when I was a student and I worked with him a lot in the past is helping me with the article. We get along pretty well, he is very nice and helpful and always takes enough time to help me.
Because I also have a regular job (I don't work at the faculty), it is sometimes hard for us to meet in person. In the beginning, we always met at faculty but once it was harder for him to come to the faculty so he proposed I come to his home instead and since I know him well enough I went and it was completely normal, we sat at his home office table and discussed what need be.
One another time I was very busy during the week but had time to meet during the weekend when faculty was closed so I said to him that we could have a zoom call during the weekend or we could also meet at my home, to what he responded that it is fine by him and he can come to my home. Since then he has come to my home several times (in a few months) and it is always completely normal, pretty much the same as if we would meet in the office.
He is a very nice person, also to other people and other students and he doesn't act unprofessionally around me so I feel comfortable with him. He is around 50 years old, has one grown-up kid, and is not married.
I thank him every time we meet since he is giving me so much of his time and is willing to come to my home and he always says that it is no problem.
When I finish an article, what would be some good ways to thank him for his help?
Thank you!
