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Reverend, you'd better scotch these dire slanders.
Reverend, you'd better scotch these dire slanders.
I heard from Ken Garner.  I believe he is back on the beam.  I'm still waiting to hear from you or him what you did about the rebuff he suffered at the hands of Down-town AA.
I heard from Ken Garner.  I believe he is back on the beam.  I'm still waiting to hear from you or him what you did about the rebuff he suffered at the hands of Down-town AA.
I'm reading "Good Night, Sweet Prince" - and it is good fun.  My enjoyment of "Lost Week End" was great.  From here forward, Rev. - let us keep our binges in literature.
I'm reading "Good Night, Sweet Prince" - and it is good fun.  My enjoyment of "Lost Week End" was great.  From hence forward, Rev. - let us keep our binges in literature.
Write soon, Jack - and tell me of your success (or lack thereof) against the Bottle.
Write soon, Jack - and tell me of your success (or lack thereof) against the Bottle.
- fraternally,
- fraternally,
PVT. J.C.D.
PVT. J.C.D.

Latest revision as of 07:18, 9 February 2023

2 Reverend, you'd better scotch these dire slanders. I heard from Ken Garner. I believe he is back on the beam. I'm still waiting to hear from you or him what you did about the rebuff he suffered at the hands of Down-town AA. I'm reading "Good Night, Sweet Prince" - and it is good fun. My enjoyment of "Lost Week End" was great. From hence forward, Rev. - let us keep our binges in literature. Write soon, Jack - and tell me of your success (or lack thereof) against the Bottle. - fraternally, PVT. J.C.D.