Frank opened the landscape gardening class today with a new scheme of instruction. There will also be practical problems such as the B and M RR grounds. I got back to work today.

Frank took the horse to town to get a shave. I am still not feeling well.

Frank worked on plans for improvement of railway facilities in Central Vermont and B and M stations. Not feeling well. Slept most of the day in Tribeca.

Frank had a quiet and lazy day. Our show opened in Brooklyn tonight! There was even a mention in the Times.

Frank went around to look at trees for removal on campus with Manning today. At 4:30 am I boarded a bus for NYC to help with the installation of the group show in Brooklyn. The Undergraduate Conference was going on at home.

Frank met with Manning today and in the evening gave a lecture on Europe at the grange (stereoptic). This was one of my last classes. It was busy getting graded work back to students today.

Frank tried to do as little as possible today. Some of my honors students videotaped me today about the heirloom garden project with the Swartz farm.

An interesting post today, I think reflecting the stress of the semester.

Today was another hard day of work for Frank. He lectured at Cushman in the evening. We are celebrating Patriot’s Day today. I am reminded that it is also my sister’s birthday. This will be the first one alone since her husband passed. Wish she could visit here, since I am not able to go there until the summer break.

Frank reports about his hard day of work, typical for his Monday. He also confesses that he is having a nervous spell. Around this time of the semester I can well understand how such stresses can trigger anxiety. Today is fortunately a Sunday for us with some room to catch up.