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(The temperature was up to almost 30 degrees by the time I left for 330 today. Our driveway was slippery for the first time, for we’d had perhaps an inch of powdery snow last night. I’d shoveled half of it off so I could scatter bird feed.

(Jane didn’t go to hydro this morning. I told her I’d waked up scratching again last night, yet wasn’t any worse. I explained my answers to the scratching through the pendulum—that I was “itching” to get back to work on Dreams after several interruptions.

(Jane ate a good lunch. The Rose Bowl [football] parade was on TV. Georgia is in a wild mood today.

(I told her that impatience was a good sign, that it might furnish additional impetus to recover. She’d also had a dream last night in which she’d been trying on new clothes. “But that’s all of it I remember.”

You were correct as you worked with the pendulum. The idea was that recent interruptions “got under your skin,” and erupted, so to speak, expressing your irritation. That condition should improve now, since you recognize its cause, and the irritation has been suitably expressed.

(I appreciated Seth’s comments on my use of the pendulum. On the whole, since I began checking with the pendulum, the itching has been gradually subsiding. I was pretty comfortable for the rest of the afternoon in 330, and probably somewhat better than that now as I finish typing the session tonight at 9:20. But I’d say that the most important thing in the whole business is that I now have a free mind about the affliction: I can forget it, by and large, and know that the benefits, the minor healing, will naturally flow. That feeling has always been my personal sign that I’d [been?] on the right course with the pendulum.