I first saw Edgar sitting by himself in Verdi Park , asleep.  I took a couple of shots of him but didn't think I would use them.  I was not going to wake him, so I just sat down on the bench near him.  I was sitting there for about ten minutes when his wife, Olive, with a grocery bag in hand, sat down next to Edgar.  She gently shook his arm to wake him up.  I commented to her that he had a very good nap.  She said he always takes two naps a day, one in the morning and one in the afternoon.  Olive explained that a few years ago, Edgar had a stroke and they now have an aide 24 hours a day 5 days a week.  But, on weekends, the burden falls on her which has been very difficult for her.  This was the first time that she had left him alone.  They were walking from their apartment to Fairway supermarket to do a small shopping but Edgar became too tired.  He sat down on the bench, and she continued onto Fairway that was only two blocks away.  I asked if she was nervous leaving him alone in the park and she said yes.  She hurried through Fairway and returned to Edgar.