Saturday, Aug 10, 1889 Threatening this morning but finally a pleasant day. I went down town but have not felt very energetic. Walked about the place studying the plan and in the afternoon I wrote to Gustave Roth in Morelia. Calvert came up on the train reaching here a little after 6. We are to discuss the plans tomorrow. We are having cool and lovely moonlight nights. Last night I slept under two blankets. The summer is going rapidly and my art seems about a forgotten thing.
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