Sunday, June 27, 1886 Perfect day in temperature and richness of atmosphere. Yesterday I made the discovery that the currant bushes were infested with the currant worm. I spent half the forenoon picking them off. Wrote to Hanna & Ives for the second time about my pictures at the Detroit exhibition. I also wrote to Weir gently hinting that he is too much given to speculation and advocating simplicity of life as a help [?] contentment and happiness. I feel that I should take a dose of my own medicine.
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