Abi opened her eyes and lay there without moving for a few minutes. It took her mind that long for her to remember where she was and  that she had wandered away from the guest house into the woods that surrounded the lake; had sat to rest and fallen asleep. Just as quickly as she remembered where she was and how she got there she also remembered why she was there and all the details which were beginning to overwhelm her. She got up and brushed the leaves and dirt off her jeans and took out her phone. No calls - no texts. Good. Now, where was she. She opened her GPS app. The signal was weak, but strong enough for her to realize she was a little east of the lake and from there she could walk back to the guest house. "Eastward ho..."<br/><br/>Abi had not realized how far she had walked but by the time she got back to the guest house it was already well past noon, the dining room was closed and she was tired. She decided to take her car and go find some lunch. As she got in the car she thought that perhaps she would go to J & J's - a nice restaurant that served a buffet lunch. Perhaps Robin would ike to to join her she thought, so before she headed out she found his number in her phone and was just about to push it when she remembered Xavier - Xavier had driven Robin to Wichita, maybe Xavier is still around - Xavier is spying on her, even though he promised not to - typical!  Besides, she also remember she had told them that they should not see each other today.  Too risky! She sighed and put her phone back in her purse and headed to the Student Union instead for a sandwich.<br/><br/>Of course eating at the Union had the consequence of the place being filled with students - some of them being her students and so there was a little trickle of students stopping at her table with a question about this or that. But it was enough to get her mind off of her depression, her messed up marriage and the decision about when to return home. And it made her feel better that all the students who spoke to her were nice and seemed to appreciate her taking time to talk with them at a time when she was clearly off duty. Following her lunch she walked over to her office and collapsed into her chair and found a set of papers to grade - there were always papers to grade and there on the top was an essay by Robin. Slowly she read it. The assignment had been to discuss Plato's "Symposium." The "Symposium" takes place at a meal in Ancient Greece. Socrates is the host and the other guest are a series of luminaries - all of whom were fictional. After the meal each of them was tasked with defining "love."  Of course Robin chose to discuss the speech by (the fictional) Aristophenes. This speech was the most well known part of this philosophical book and often the most discussed. But Robin had done a nice job reflecting on it. "Insightful!" She wrote - "Well done! A+"