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for a short call with Mrs Putney. One of the ladies of the Episcopal church drove them around to see their friends. | |||
Every Wednesday evening there is a lot of static so I can't hear the toothpaste program. I get a lot of pleasure listening a half-hour every week day to the School of the Air. I'm learning lots about folk-songs, explorations, "tales from far and near", etc. from 9:15 to 9:45 every morning. This aft. I listened to Damrosch's music appreciation hour, which I've heard more or less often for several years. | |||
I hope your cold weather has moderated by this time. We have had the coldest winter here in 45 years, but the damage hasn't been so great as it was then, because the trees were dormant this time. Love to all, Mother. | I hope your cold weather has moderated by this time. We have had the coldest winter here in 45 years, but the damage hasn't been so great as it was then, because the trees were dormant this time. Love to all, Mother. | ||
Latest revision as of 21:25, 14 June 2021
2 for a short call with Mrs Putney. One of the ladies of the Episcopal church drove them around to see their friends. Every Wednesday evening there is a lot of static so I can't hear the toothpaste program. I get a lot of pleasure listening a half-hour every week day to the School of the Air. I'm learning lots about folk-songs, explorations, "tales from far and near", etc. from 9:15 to 9:45 every morning. This aft. I listened to Damrosch's music appreciation hour, which I've heard more or less often for several years. I hope your cold weather has moderated by this time. We have had the coldest winter here in 45 years, but the damage hasn't been so great as it was then, because the trees were dormant this time. Love to all, Mother.