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I am glad that Doris is getting along so well. Now that spring is coming, perhaps it will be easier for everybody. I am having a vacation this week. Miss Garland went home, so I am having a lovely time having things my own way. I am cooking, eating, sewing, washing, shampooing, writing, figuring, reading and visiting down stairs. Mrs. Pettengill invited me to dinner with them yesterday, and afterward I stayed on most of the afternoon. Wednesday I think I shall go in town. To-morrow I'll have another good, quiet day here. I hope that you didn't get all tired out shoveling paths and keeping the furnace going during this storm. I am sorry for people who don't have the means of keeping warm such weather. It was bad enough here, but worse in other places, I judge from reports. A week ago Saturday I went to Cambridge for my exam. I guess I did all right on it. It consisted of making out a Simon-Binet test blank, and a ten field personality sheet from data given. It would have been easy had his sheet of directions given the same name and dates the material did. As it didn't, I got suspicious, a mistake had been made. The girl was too, but couldn't find a sheet corresponding to the name given, so I went ahead and tried to do