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she and Doris could make up their minds to take things more easily. They are both thin and nervous.

My little slip I have planted and pulled up again. It wilted so badly I was afraid it would die, so I have it [[rinsed?]] in water. Later I will try planting it again.

Now the days are lengthening. Already they are 8 minutes longer at night. Spring isn't so very far off! 

Happy New Year to both you and Mrs. Osborne and much love to you, Lena

I had a nice visit with you. I wish I lived near enough to see you every day or two. As it is, we shall have to send happy thoughts to each other.
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15 Keene St., Stoneham, Mass.,
December 30, 1934.

Dear Mrs. Holmes,

I got back here Wednesday night just before the cold snap struck. I consider that I was fortunate this year not to have to be away during the awful cold spells that so often come at Christmas time. It is hard to be out changing cars and waiting around in the cold. This time I got

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