It feels a little cool in, maybe because we didn't have a fire yesterday, but it's almost 50 out. I slept pretty well. Ray has a lot to do. He has to take care of his Democratic Committee Treasurer duties for a meeting tonight, which he is going to miss because he's going out of town. And I don't think he's packed yet. Meanwhile my parents come back tonight. So they will cross at the airport, leaving me with the truck. This would not normally be a problem, but I have to go to Janet P.'s memorial service at 7:15. It's still not a problem, I just have to drive the pickup truck.

Kerri, the CM, is not working Wednesdays while she prepares for her comps for her Ph.D. There are two interns starting at 9, so it's not a problem. It was pretty quiet, although I find the residents tend to take advantage, so I have started to be a little stricter. I stopped one going into another's room and she wanted to know what's the big deal. I had a young woman come interview me and then four UGA students showed up to redo the bulletin board. They were sitting on the floor in the hall with little turkeys and it was pretty hard to get by. Small children were crawling around, putting things in their mouths while their parents were nowhere in sight and the students were oohing and ahing and asking them, "what's your name?" I left and brought Ray home to make the macaroni and cheese for potluck. Potluck and choir were fun, although I am not that fond of the piece we are working on.