Wednesday, June 27, 1984

I had an appointment at the ADC office and went, but they were so busy they were unable to keep the appointment and rescheduled it for the next week.

Earlier I had measured and cut the carpet for the back bedroom. I will have enough left over for the bathroom, when I need it. It will be a lot easier to keep clean than the burgundy-colored carpet that's in there now.

Greg took the radiator out of my car, and is going to get it fixed for me. I am still driving Mom's old car.

Steve had a message to get in touch with the unemployment office about a three-hour, minimum wage job. He told me it was chasing chickens for a produce company.

A typical workday, with the exceptions of the last person I talked to. She was well educated and had headed some committees on jail reform. She told me that the St. Louis, Missouri, area is as hard hit by this depression as my area is.

I came home from work, added pool chemicals and filled it with water, then stayed up the four hours need to circulate the chemicals, before shutting it off and going to bed.