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(4. Why does Jane sometimes feel so blue when she wakes up from a nap?

[...] There are several issues involved, however, and if all of them are activated at one time, then the blues results.

(On the way to 330 this noon I stopped to give the hospital the check for $18,000-plus that I’d received the day before yesterday from Blue Cross. [...]

[...] He wore light blue trousers at their marriage. [...]

[...] He wore light blue trousers at their marriage. [...]

[...] Jane was sort of blue as she lay on her left side. [...]

[...] I made two ball-point pen drawings of my wife while she lay on her side with her beautiful eyes still open; they were blue flecked with hazel, and were as clear and peaceful as those of a child. [...]

[...] In 330 later, I left Jane to visit Medical Records again, but got nowhere because I missed seeing Janet Troutt, who’s getting Jane’s records for both ourselves and Blue Cross. [...]

[...] The day outside was quite bright by now, so we had the heavy blue curtains pulled. [...]

[...] She had other good news—but first, she told me that last night she’d really been blue for a time. [...]

[...] Jane got blue over the hydro situation, the waiting, new people lifting her and not knowing how, etc. [...]

[...] After lunch I explained the situation about the hospital being 30 days late sending her medical records to Blue Cross in Syracuse, their denial of the major medical claim, the $10,000 I’d given the hospital on her current bill, and the payments I’d arranged on the old bill we still owed from last year—all of this just so she’d know what was going on. [...]

[...] Her doctor, Marsha Kardon, had had her admitted at supper time the day before [May 20, Thursday] because the middle finger of Jane’s left hand had begun to turn blue from the last joint to the nail. [...]

(Her blue finger joint looked a bit better. [...]

I believe he lost a scarf, navy blue. In any case, whether it was lost or found, I see a navy blue scarf on the chair by his desk, in his office. [...]

[...] Jane noticed its color—this was not the dress blues uniform—and questioned me as to the soldier’s branch of service, etc. [...]

(At 11:00 this morning our lawyer called to tell me that Blue Cross has agreed to pay our insurance claim. [...]

(Jane’s been pretty blue lately, wondering whether she’ll ever get home again. [...]

A blue vase (long pause) of glass on a stand or table in a smallish room. [...]

A chip on the blue vase, on the left and toward the bottom. [...]

[...] It involved her putting on blue jeans and a belt, and rolling on the bed to get the jeans on the way she used to do. [...]

[...] “I get too blue when you’re getting ready to leave,” she said, “to want to do it then any more.”

[...] No news about Blue Cross — but he had said that we had no worries about gift taxes should anyone contribute to the fund Maude Cardwell is presumably organizing for us. [...]

[...] The bill was printed on blue and white paper and unfolded as in my dream also.