Today at the Birch Street Nursing Home, our poker game was interrupted by Mrs. Lieberman's public defense attorney. She came in and spread her papers out on the poker table, and asked Mrs. Lieberman to give her own account of the events leading to the museum's 16th century vase ending up at the Birch Street Nursing Home. Mrs. Henley, who played the defense attorney in our own mock trial of Mrs. Lieberman, interrupted to say that all the patients really enjoyed having the vase on the poker table. She said it brightened up the place, even though Mrs. Lieberman wouldn't let them put any flowers in it. Mrs. Lieberman told the attorney she had gotten confused at the museum and thought she was in the gift shop. When the attorney finished taking Mrs. Lieberman's statement, she promised she'd do everything she could for her client and would be in touch soon.
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