Gill, Douglas E. 1964 one room. I hobbled down to Bentley's for a meal then showered even though the doctor told me not to get the wound wet. I recked with filth and needed a shower. I then sacked out and only vaguely heard Larry calling packing houses for excelsior. He woke me around 1500 and we went out to rent a car me hobbling along behind Larry. He found one had to be 25 years old to rent a car. On the way back, I stopped off at a Medical Building to have my would checked. He was upset that it was wet but assured me it wasn't in- fected yet. He put on a new bandage, told me to come back Monday and charged me $5. I returned to the hotel and spent the rest of the afternoon writing my journal. I bought some cereal and milk for breakfast for the next few days, ate some supper, and continued writing my journal. We bulled for a while, then I finally decided to read Evolution of the Vertebrates, by Edwin Colbert, but I fell asleep soon. I vaguely heard Warren and Cameron come in from the Hawaii. I woke up soon after they went to bed, talked to them a little then hit the sack again. 8 August, 1964: We all woke up late. Warren, Cam and Dayle went out to rent a car then went on out to Ala Moana shopping center for most of the morning. I wasted the entire morning sitting and doing nothing, oh except - I did read the first four chapters of Colbert's text. Soon after they returned Warren, Cam, and I drove out to Ely's to spend the afternoon. Cam was telling us all kinds of very exciting examples of commercialism in nature, which intrigued both Warren and me. We stopped at a luncheonette in a bowling alley and discussed conservation measures, especially here in Hawaii. Out at Ely's we all got some paper work done but not very deligently. Warren was preparing a report of hisKuai trip, Cam was making final packing