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I typed in my journal from 5.00 to 6.00.
Carol was back in the office. She told me she talked briefly to Mabs on the phone, hopes to see her when she returns to Gaithersburg. Carol is still having trouble with her finger, which does not look good at all.
She was not especially busy, gave me only two small memos. I spent most of the day on miscellaneous investigation of the files. Carol gave me copies of memos she had written on San Francisco jobs while in Gaithersburg to put in her chronological file.
I brought journal entries up to date, especially filling in some items on Sunday night’s events.
I have telephone duty during the lunch hour this week. I went for a walk afterwards to get some air. The day was pleasant but turned cold by closing time.
Carol had to go to the doctor at 4.15. I left soon after. Nevertheless, I was late for my appointment at Dr. Fudgen’s to have my teeth cleaned and examined. A new hygienist took care of me. Fudgen was ill, and I have to have another appointment so that he can look at the x-rays and examine my mouth further.
I had to wait an exceptionally long time for the bus on Divisadero, and the weather was now very cold. It was after 6.00 before I got home.
I did not exercise.
I prepared and ate dinner and washed dishes as quickly as possible so as to get at my journal.
I started work on my journal at 9.30, typed until a little past 11.30, as I had set a quota of four pages for myself.
I read Wilson for an hour. I was very sleepy.
I went to bed at 1.00.