It was heavily overcast all day yesterday and never got above 60, but it didn't rain. Today looks the same, but the forecast is for some sun later. It's a little cool even in the house with no windows open. Great for sleeping. We went to bed early and I didn't get up until almost 6.

I dashed off my paper for yesterday's class, the Psychology of Aging, before breakfast. Every week we have to write our reflections on the readings. Ray and I walked out to get the paper before picking up Dan and driving to campus.

Becky and chicken pot pie

I went to the Athens Library, which is under construction. I enjoy trying to figure out what they have done since the last time I was there. I did a good bit of reading for yesterday's and today's classes. A man and his young daughter came in about 11:30. They sat at a table near me and their talking made it hard for me to keep focused. I headed to the Institute and sat in the car there for awhile. Becky called and I walked over to meet her for lunch. It was good, but did not have any vegetables: Roast Beef sandwich to dip and French fries.

I walked back to class. We had a guest speaker, Dr. David Block, a retired neurologist. He was fascinating and brilliant but loved to try to shock us, referring a couple times to his winkie and generally being pretty crude, for which he apologized.

We took Dan home again, and had an early and satisfying supper, which included green beans and winter squash as well as peppers and onions to make up for the veggie deficit at lunch. That menat we started watching TV early and went to bed early.