.MTM4OQ.MTE5MjI0: Difference between revisions
Jump to navigation
Jump to search
(Created page with "4 viii 64 Dear Jack Conroy - Thanks to our postal troubles both your book and your letter arrived late, and while I was in Paris. Coming back this weekend I found both waiti...") |
No edit summary |
||
| Line 1: | Line 1: | ||
March, 2011 | |||
Hoop + Joy | |||
Douglas | |||
New Zealander | |||
Londoner | |||
BU 8-0035 | |||
253 [[unknown]] | |||
paul bremen 7 wedderburn road london nw3 telephone hampstead 7730 | |||
4 viii 64 | 4 viii 64 | ||
Dear Jack Conroy - | Dear Jack Conroy - | ||
Thanks to our postal troubles both your book and your letter arrived late, and while I was in Paris. Coming back this weekend I found both waiting for me. | Thanks to our postal troubles both your book and your letter arrived late, and while I was in Paris. Coming back this weekend I found both waiting for me. | ||
Now I'm a bit late saying 'welcome to London', of course - but I do hope we'll be seeing you and your wife sometime soon. Use the above telephone number to contact me in the evening, or call MUSEUM 8581 during the day, please. | Now I'm a bit late saying 'welcome to London', of course - but I do hope we'll be seeing you and your wife sometime soon. Use the above telephone number to contact me in the evening, or call [[MUSEUM?]] 8581 during the day, please. | ||
Have a lovely time meanwhile. | Have a lovely time meanwhile. | ||
Paul Bremen | |||
Latest revision as of 23:15, 9 November 2021
March, 2011 Hoop + Joy Douglas New Zealander Londoner BU 8-0035 253 unknown paul bremen 7 wedderburn road london nw3 telephone hampstead 7730 4 viii 64 Dear Jack Conroy - Thanks to our postal troubles both your book and your letter arrived late, and while I was in Paris. Coming back this weekend I found both waiting for me. Now I'm a bit late saying 'welcome to London', of course - but I do hope we'll be seeing you and your wife sometime soon. Use the above telephone number to contact me in the evening, or call MUSEUM? 8581 during the day, please. Have a lovely time meanwhile. Paul Bremen