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(The particular dream Seth refers to on page 270 concerned one I had on the night of Sunday, February 21. [...]

(It is Sunday, April 25, as I type up this session from my notes. [...]

(I asked Seth for his interpretation of my dream on Sunday morning, June 25, in which I was highly upset to see my father careening backward in a truck, down Pinnacle Road. [...]

[...] I usually spend every Sunday afternoon walking on the beach. It just so happened that I worked late Saturday night, January 17, 1970 and had the whole Sunday off, instead of just half the day. [...]

(For the record, I note here that I also experienced the same sensation, in the same hand, for a few minutes on last Sunday afternoon, December 13, while working in my studio. [...]

“Vision, 11:45 P.M., Sunday, September 21, 1980:

(To me.) Your gumboil had already begun in incipient form before you visited your mother (yesterday, Sunday, January 18), but is specifically caused by the meal there. [...]

[...] He sat on the family porch Sunday to escape the house as he did as a child in Saratoga. [...]

(This afternoon Larry Dowler of the Yale Archives called to postpone his scheduled visit of Thursday afternoon to next Sunday. [...]

JULY 26, 1981 3:14 PM SUNDAY

[...] Last night, Sunday, April 9, Seth spoke briefly to Barbara and invited her to attend this evening’s session.)

[...] Each Saturday and Sunday Jane catches up with her replies for the week, brief as they often are, so that on Monday morning, when I put out that bundle of letters for the mailman, we’re ready for the next week’s accumulation. [...]

(I gave her the note finally on Sunday, and she answered it, so we’ll see what develops, if anything. [...]

[...] Yesterday—Sunday evening, Dr. Kardon called to ask how Jane was, and to tell us she’d be out of town for a week. [...]

(On Sunday, May 4, Jane spoke to F. Halliday by telephone, and was so informed by the prospective landlady herself. [...]

[...] As of the following Sunday, we have already redecorated—to some extent—the apartment, with very good results. [...]

[...] But it is Sunday, May 16, as I write this, and the symptoms are still with me—to a much lesser degree. [...]

(Sunday, February 2, 1969, a group of articles and photos, totaling a full page and a half, was printed in the Elmira Star-Gazette. [...]

[...] She had the dream on the night of Sunday, August 30; and the next day she was given the assistant directorship at the gallery.)

[...] You will note, if you keep track, that your high and low periods largely correspond, as this afternoon, and the period on Sunday.