I finished the book this afternoon. Two chapters, straight through, because I w…

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I finished the book this afternoon. Two chapters, straight through, because I was not sure of another Tuesday. She did not open her eyes. At the very end, when I had shut it, her hand moved on the blanket and I took it, and she said, quite clearly, "Is it Thursday?" I said it was. She said, "Then you ought to be sorting." That was all. I sat until the light went. I am writing it down tonight, exactly, because I think it is the last thing she will say to me, and it was a joke.

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Lorraine Pfeiffer

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only_in_note Only in the journal: what Ray asked the cardiologist, the night nurse's name, where the sourdough starter came from and its name, who named the dog, her mother's and Lorraine's last words, where she was when three of the grandchildren were born, Don's funeral, and the morning of Arnie's stroke.

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q040 What was the book I read to Mom at the end? q041 What were the last words Lorraine said to me?

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 "date": "2023-04-20T21:40:00.000Z",
 "body": "I finished the book this afternoon. Two chapters, straight through, because I was not sure of another Tuesday. She did not open her eyes. At the very end, when I had shut it, her hand moved on the blanket and I took it, and she said, quite clearly, \"Is it Thursday?\" I said it was. She said, \"Then you ought to be sorting.\"\n\nThat was all. I sat until the light went.\n\nI am writing it down tonight, exactly, because I think it is the last thing she will say to me, and it was a joke.\n"
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- id: journal-2023-04-20
  kind: journal_entry
  about: [lorraine-pfeiffer]
  date: 2023-04-20 21:40
  body: |
    I finished the book this afternoon. Two chapters, straight through, because I was not sure of another Tuesday. She did not open her eyes. At the very end, when I had shut it, her hand moved on the blanket and I took it, and she said, quite clearly, "Is it Thursday?" I said it was. She said, "Then you ought to be sorting."

    That was all. I sat until the light went.

    I am writing it down tonight, exactly, because I think it is the last thing she will say to me, and it was a joke.