Mommy tells me she thinks she will have her packing ready
for us to leave for Konnarock tomorrow morning. I hope 
we have a chance to tell you good-bye before we go.
If you agree, I would like, before we leave, for you to sign
a check to transfer a substantial fraction of the liquid
assets now held by Morgan Stanley in your Trust to the 
corresponding account at Cambridge Savings Bank. I have
set up electronic transfer of funds between Cambridge Savings
and Fidelity Investments, so that these funds will remain
accessible to you by check when you need them.

I assume that while we are away, you will, from day to day,
empty our mailbox, to mow our law, and to clip our hedge as
needed. I plan to take the scanner, the printer and the fax
machine, as well as the documentation I might need for
answering inquiries concerning the amended Virginia income
tax returns which I filed for Margrit's estate. 
If and when the appeals court issues its decision,
I will presumably receive an e-mail notice,
but I would have to rely on you to fax or on Leah to read
me the opinion so that I would have the opportunity for
a timely response.

My initial plan had been to come back from Konnarock in the
third week of June, to see patients here and to attend to
the banking and investment issues which will have matured.
This morning, however, I feel anxious and uncertain. It
is possible that we will return much sooner.