Saturday January 5, 1935
“We” went sliding tonight and I enjoyed myself. Drobey doesn’t seem to be afraid of me anymore. He says “How about letting me read your 1934 diary. I shouldn’t want him to because I was silly about him, but that’s all over now. Sophie’s permanent came out wonderfully.
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I love stuff like this. I’ve been reading gold miners letters lately. No better way to get a first hand account of the way things used to be.
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That does sound like an interesting read. However, I don’t know if anything could be more interesting then reading about this woman I love so much! It’s an entirely new way to learn about a person. THANK YOU very much for your interest. please keep stopping by!
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Even better that there’s a personal connection.
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The penmanship- it looks similar to my mothers handwriting. What a treasure in these diaries.
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Oh that is so sweet. Thanks and yes I agree. I’m so thankful for the journals and more so the experience!
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So there was a diary before this one, then? Am I understanding that correctly? You are transcribing 1935, but there was a 1934, too?
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Yes! You’ll see.
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