Dear Marion,

Thank you for your e-mail, which tells me that both your computer and you
are functioning and that you are improving. Although Klemens and I have been
back for three days, the trip to Minnesota has left me with an aura of 
disorientation that has not yet entirely dissipated. I'm pleased that I 
could be of a little bit of help with your apartment. I enjoyed the excursion
very much. Unless my memory is tricking me, it was, aside from commuting to
Konnarock and Nantucket, the first time in twenty-five years that I ventured
away from Belmont. A trip with SunCountry Airlines has turned out to be the 
crowning luxury of my old age. 

I keep on trying to write, and now that you have a computer so close at hand, 
we can exchange notes as frequently as you wish, but tonight I feel addled and 
can think of nothing more to write. Please be sure to let me know if there is 
anything that I can do for you. You will be very much on my mind. For now, 
good night. I hope you sleep well.

Jochen