Saturday, July 31, 1926
Cool and rainy just a good day to loaf which we did good and proper except for sewing which is fun and restful for me. However I didn’t get done what I wanted to and had a little suit for Ned to finish after supper so he could wear it in the AM. Gilbert and the two boys went to the show and I did the dishes and had the three little ones to bathe when Collins came in. They didn’t stay a great while but enough to delay the bathing and putting Marjorie to bed at her sleepy time, so she stayed up till midnight and I didn’t get Ned’s suit done and retire till 2:30.
(Grandma, we now know, actually liked sewing.)
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Marjorie obviously got her second wind. Doesn't sound like visitors called first to see if it was a convenient time to visit. But that seemed to be how it was done back then
ReplyDeleteI love rainy days .. the smell of the earth, the wet earth .. it's just nice and romantic :)
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