.MTQwMg.MTIxMjk1: Difference between revisions
Jump to navigation
Jump to search
No edit summary |
CastleCourt (talk | contribs) No edit summary |
||
| Line 1: | Line 1: | ||
RIPSHIN FARM | [[letterhead]] RIPSHIN FARM Troutdale, VA. Winter Address Marion, VA. | ||
Troutdale, VA. | |||
June 14 1939 | June 14 1939 | ||
Dear Emily. | Dear Emily. | ||
I have been intending to write you ever since I got home. | I have been intending to write you ever since I got home. | ||
You were so very nice to us in Mexico and it was so | |||
delightful seeing you there. - | delightful seeing you there. - | ||
What are your plans? What are you doing? Are you coming | What are your plans? What are you doing? Are you coming | ||
home this summer. | home this summer. | ||
We would be so delighted to see you here, | We would be so delighted to see you here, on our farm, | ||
here in the hills. You | here in the hills. You meant much to us, tell us | ||
your news. | your news. | ||
As for | As for our selves, when we got home Eleanor went | ||
off to New York while | off to New York while | ||
Latest revision as of 04:03, 22 June 2022
letterhead RIPSHIN FARM Troutdale, VA. Winter Address Marion, VA.
June 14 1939
Dear Emily. I have been intending to write you ever since I got home.
You were so very nice to us in Mexico and it was so delightful seeing you there. -
What are your plans? What are you doing? Are you coming
home this summer.
We would be so delighted to see you here, on our farm,
here in the hills. You meant much to us, tell us your news.
As for our selves, when we got home Eleanor went
off to New York while