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(The day was warm—over 45—and sunny. This noon Paul O’Neill left me at the house Jane’s new lower teeth, so I could take them to her. He’ll check about the uppers later.

(In the hall outside the emergency room I met Fred Kardon, who asked me how Jane is doing. Without being specific, I said that generally she was doing better in all departments. “I haven’t heard from any of the nurses,” Fred said, meaning he’d received no negative reports. He wanted to know how the ulcer on Jane’s knee was coming along, and I said very well. Fred stressed that it was important that Jane drink as much liquid as she can. I promised to tell her. He said he’d be up to see her one of these days.

(3:30. Just as we’re ready to begin some sort of working activity, Wade Alexander visited. He looked well, and seemed genuinely happy to see us. He had a class of school kids in town. He left at 3:55. Afterward Jane and I agreed that his visit was hardly accidental. His positive approach to the tape-business deal with Steve and Tracy answered some of our own questions, as well as those concerning possible conflicts over tape ownership. I told Jane his decision to visit might save us a lot of time later. She agreed. We anticipate no problems in that area now.

(Wade, incidentally, told Jane without being asked that she looked much better than she had the last time he saw her—before last April, when she came into the hospital.

Man is himself a part of nature, no matter how far apart from it he might sometimes feel. (Pause.) Even his “mistakes” in dealing with nature are a part of nature’s own processes, and are taken into consideration in the entire picture.

(4:35 PM. “I knew he was going to say that about water,” Jane said, “when I wanted to hold the session. Well, I’m going to try and drink a lot more than I have been.” I added that the session ought to be “enough incentive to tank up on the stuff.” She agreed.