Thursday, Jan 3, 1889 Painting all day trying to get my pictures ready for the Darley and Hubbard sales, but my work does not please me. Whether it is that I am absorbed in other things or lack the stimulus of new subjects I know that my work is not to me what it ought to be. Beard came in for a while. He too is growing old and I think begins to feel it. Sedgwick came over after school. I think he feels homesick and came to me for a little comfort. He is a most lovable boy and I am very fond of him. Alice and Bowyer were at dinner. They went away early, Marion went to bed and I came away a little after 9 and not feeling in the mood for calling or going to the club. I came to my room.
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