gri_2003_m_46_b06_f12_030
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- WINNER - 72601275 - wrightj2h
- 72815714 - k8mielke
- 73474201 - merelf
- 73544756 - glt
- 73792983 - Carriechelle
- 73860905 - Chris5420
WINNER - 72601275 - wrightj2h
Wimbledon27 December 1953
Dearest Sylvia
How did your Xmas go? I hope it went well - with pleasant conversations and good food and drink. Tell me all your news and I'll tell you mine. 1st, Yawalla sends his thanks for a Christmas card of his own!
This Xmas has been less successful than those with the Bath people, I'm afraid. We had trouble entertaining ourselves - having to cast about desperately for things to do. Still, tho' the social part was dull the food was great & the drinks plentiful. Mandy is terribly remote & distant but we did what we could for her - I fixed games so she won, and so on.
Eric & Molly were here - he is recovering, now, from his operation and is really almost well again.
I have not had a chance to read, unfortunately, so Chandler still tempts me. Tomorrow when I'm home I shall read it. I can't wait much longer. Hugh & Robin gave me The Sculptures of Picasso, a very nice book indeed.
Magda's Xmas Eve party was a great success. Hugh brought his parents and brother and sister-in-law. They were charming people, different kinds of Americans: Hugh & Robin very civilised, his elder brother & his wife agreeable but stupid comparatively - harder (they live in Chicago), Mr J. senior a rich busy man who wasn't in a hurry that night, & Mrs J. senior the one who has least covered a humble start.
72815714 - k8mielke
Wimbledon270 December 1953
Dearest Sylvia,
How did your xmas go? I hope it went well - with pleasant conversations and good food and drink. Tell me all your news and I'll tell you mine. 1st Yawalla sends his thanks for a Christmas card of his own!
This xmas has been less successful than those with the Bath people, I'm afraid. We had trouble entertaining ourselves - having to cart about desperately for things to do. Still, tho' the social part was dull the food was great & the drinks plentiful. Mandy is terribly remote & distant but we did what we could for her: I fixed games so she won, and so on. Eric & Molly were here - he is recovering, now, from his operation and is really most well again.
I have not had a chance to read, unfortunately, so Chandler still tempts me. Tomorrow when I'm home I shall read it. I can't wait much longer. Hugo & Robin gave me T6 Sculpture of Picasso, a very nice book indeed.
Magda's xmas eve party was a great success. Hugh brought his parents and brother and sister-in-tow. They were charming people, different kinds of American: Hugh & Robin very amiable, his elder brother & his wife agreeable but stupid comparatively - harder (they live in Chicago), Mr J senior a rich busy man who wasn't in a hurry that night, & Mrs J senior the one who has least covered a humble start.
73474201 - merelf
Wimbledon27 December 1953
Dearest Sylvia,
How did your xmas go? I hope it went well, with pleasant conversations and good food and drink. Tell me all your news and I'll tell you mine. 1st, Yawalla sends his thanks for a christmas card of his own!
This xmas has been less succesful than there will be Bath people, I'm afraid. We had trouble entertaining ourselves. Having to work about desperately for things to do. Still, sound part was dull the food was great & the drink plentiful. Mandy is terribly remote & distant but we did what we could for her: I fixed games so she won, and so on.
Eric & Molly were here - he is recovering , now, from his operation and really almost well again.
I have not had a chance to read, unfortunately, so Chandler still tempts me. Tomorrow when I'm home I shall read it. I can't wait much longer. Hugh & Robin gave me The Sculptures of Picasso, a very nice book indeed.
Magda's xmas eve party was a great success. Hugh brought his parents and brother and sister in too. They were charming people , different kinfds of American = Hugh & Robin very civilised, his elder brother & his wife agreeable but stupid comparatively - harder (they live in Chicago), Mr J senior a rich busy man who wasn't in a hurry that night, & Mrs J senior the one who was least concerned a humble start.
73544756 - glt
Wimbledon27 December 1953
Dearest Sylvia
How did your xmas go? I hope it went well - with pleasant conversations and good food and drink. Tell me all your news and I'll tell you mine. 1st, Yawolla sends his thanks for a Christmas card of his own!
This xmas has been less successful than those with the Bath people, I'm afraid. We had trouble entertaining ourselves - having to cast about desperately for things to do. Still, tho' the social part was dull the food was great the drink plentiful. Mandy is terribly remote distant but we did what we could for her: I fixed games so she won, and so on. Eric Molly were here - he is recovering, now, from his operation and is really almost well again.
I have not had a chance to read, unfortunately, so Chandler still tempts me. Tomorrow when I'm home I shall read it. I can't wait much longer. Hugh Robin gave me The Sculpture of Picasso, a very nice book indeed.
Magda's xmas even party was a great success. Hugh brought his parents and brother and sister-in-law. They were charming people, different kinds of American: Hugh Robin very civilised, his elder brother his wife agreeable but stupid comparatively - harder (they live in Chicago), Mr J senior a rich busy man who wasn't in a hurry that night, Mrs J senior the one who has least covered a humble start.
73792983 - Carriechelle
Wimbledon27 December 1953
Dearest Sylvia,
How did your xmas go? I hope it went well - with pleasant
conversations and good food and drink. Tell me all your
news and I'll tell you mine. 1st, Yawalla sends his thanks
for a Christmas card of his own!
This xmas has been less successful than those with the Bath
people, I'm afraid. We had trouble entertaining ourselves.
Having to cast about desperately for things to do. Still, tho' the
social part was dull the food was great & the drink plenti-
ful. Mandy is terribly remote & distant but we did what we loved for her: I fixed games so she won, and so on.
Eric & Molly were here - he is recovering now, from his op-
eration and is really almost well again.
I have not had a chance to read, unfortunately, so Chandler
still tempts me. Tomorrow when I'm home I shall read it. I
can't wait much longer. Hugh & Robin gave me The Sculpture
of Picasso, a very nice book indeed.
Mogda's xmas eve party was a great success. Hugh
brought his parents and brother and sister-in-law. They were
charming people, different kinds of American: Hugh & obin
very civilised, his elder brother & his wife agreeable but stupid
cooperatively - harder (they live in Chicago), & Mr. J senior a
rich busy man who wasn't in a hurry that night, & Mrs. J.
senior the one who has least covered a humble start.
73860905 - Chris5420
Wimbledon27 December 1953
Dearest Sylvia
How did your xmas go? I hope it went well - with pleasant conversations and good food and drink. Tell me all your news and I'll tell you mine. 1st Yawalla sends his thanks foe a Christmas card of his own!
This xmas has been less successful than those with the Bath people, I'm afraid. We had trouble entertaining ourselves - having to cast about desperately for things to do. Still, tho' the social part was dull the food was great & the drink plenti-ful. Mandy is terribly remote & distant but we did what we could for her: I fixed games so she won, and so on. Eric & Nelly were here - he is recovering, now, from his op-eration and is really almost well again.
I have not had a chance to read, unfortunately, so Chandler still tempts me. Tomorrow when I'm home I shall read it. I can't wait much longer. Hugh & Robin gave me The Sculptures of Picasso, a very nice book indeed.
Magda's xmas eve party was a great success. Hugh bought his parents and brother and sister-in-law. They were charming people, different kinds of America: Hugh & Robin very civilised, his elder brother & his wife agreeable but stupid corporatively - harder (they live in Chicago), Mr J senior a rich busy man who wasn't in a hurry that night, & Mrs J senior the one who has least covered a humble start.