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[...] You felt some self-punishment, denying yourself the trip to make up for what you felt you might have done for her in the past.

Ruburt was already leery of putting his physical condition to the test of the trip, and so easily acquiesced, worried also that perhaps he would lose out on Aspects, that was already contracted for.

[...] Jack was ready to leave, maybe for a trip. [...]

[...] A trip. [...]

[...] A trip. [...]

[...] This led Ruburt to think of Fell however, and a trip.

(Jane and I hesitated to say that the note referred to the appointment card, since Madison Avenue and a trip were mentioned in close approximation, as well as Fell.

[...] With you, for a while, he felt the spontaneous self brought you only trouble—as per the Florida trip and so forth, and that he had better learn to control it.

[...] (The second trip.

[...] I have a few vivid conscious memories of the trip. I grew up listening to my parents talk about the trip. [...]

[...] According to Seth, Jane and I had succeeded in altering considerably the car’s oil consumption; and as evidence we had before us the fact that the car had used much less oil on the trip than we had calculated. [...]

[...] Some of your most basic feelings toward the automobile grew as a result of the early trip to California, when for days on end as a child you heard your parents bickering. [...]

[...] A trip to the newsstand to check verified my idea; Model Railroader has editorial offices in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. [...]

[...] Trip to England. [...] There is a trip to Africa. [...]

An amphitheater in evening, early evening, before trip home.

Your trip served among other things as necessary counterpoint. [...]

(Since the trip data involves a prediction John could offer no data here.

([John:] “What about this trip?”)

([John:] “To what area of the country would this trip be?”)

(Another valid connection is that Leonard mailed the card to us from the state of Maine, where he was vacationing on a camping trip; implying woods in the state parks where he did stay, as we later learned.

[...] We know Leonard for instance has made other trips to Maine and other New England states in recent years, and could have done so perhaps in 1963. [...]

(Leonard does have a brother, Ken, who also lives here in Elmira, but as far as we know Ken was not involved in the Maine trip, which inspired the envelope object. [...]

[...] We do not know whether Leonard’s girl had a red dress with her on the trip.

[...] As many small trips beside this as possible will help.

[...] (Pause.) If, and whenever possible, a New York trip would benefit both of you, incidentally. [...]

[...] In ordinary circumstances frequent small trips are of benefit in maintaining his overall health and efficiency level.

[...] Today on the trip she was noticeably slower, had trouble going down a step. [...]

You two more or less made me a promise that Ruburt would begin working sensibly on his book again (after last session), and instead you took a trip. [...]

I considered the trip a scandal today. [...]

With Ruburt’s literal-mindedness, again, there is a big difference, a vital one, between freely imagining a trailer trip which then becomes a probable beneficial reality, and being told it will not work.

It is precisely the challenge of things like dancing when he is in poor shape, but coming through when others are watching, or a trailer trip, or riding a bicycle when it seems impossible, or climbing a tree, that has the imaginative literal qualities that inspires him to change beliefs, whether or not those issues in that way make sense to you.

When you imagine trips or any physical activity and carry them out, you are concentrating upon freedom, not limitations, and then you have those freedoms to build upon. [...]

[...] Ruburt first of all thought of how he could get his socks and shoes on, but then he tried to overcome those thoughts, and imagine the trip.(Sayre, PA—my home town.)

[...] Imagining a trip to Florida, for example, or anyplace he wants, planning for it, is a far more effective method of therapy than any worry, for such plans activate body and mind. [...]

[...] The father went with Billie on a long car trip. [...] (Orlando, FL, 20 mile trip approximately, to hospital, often.) He wore the jacket that day and the note was in the jacket, and she put it there and he didn’t know it was there.

[...] (Trip to Vermont ten years ago, to funeral of good friend of Billie’s—very emotional on Billie’s part.

[...] There should indeed be fairly frequent weekend trips, perhaps camping if you prefer, during the entire summer.

[...] This does not necessarily mean long trips.

Earlier, when this latest group of sessions began, he could not have played badminton, much less taken that trip. [...]

(Here Seth refers to Bill, who leaves for Syracuse tomorrow on a business trip for the Elmira newspaper.)

[...] It could however refer to something as simple as riding; but in connection with the account I do not mean the obvious trip, of course.

[...] I asked for it this evening because Jane was not feeling well, and indeed had seemed to decline since the New York trip in August.

The New York trip (in August), his response to it, was largely responsible for the setback. [...]

The New York trip frightened him by its success. [...]

(I picked the symbol above because Seth had dealt with a version of this in the 68th, 75th, 83rd and 84th sessions, in connection with Bill Macdonnel’s trip to Provincetown, MA, last summer. [...] Other data Seth gave us about Bill’s trip was verified. [...]

[...] Bill verified just about all of the details Seth gave us concerning Bill’s trip to Provincetown last summer.)