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we had tea - ice/cream - at Padins and then home. When we got home we began to talk of the possibility of my going home before Dick. It might save us money if we cant go to Derry to live. We can't know until we get to Jamaica. While we were having dinner this evening Mr Lee from Mayaguez came over to our table and took us both a little by surprize. We only exchanged a short greeting as his dinner was waiting. He ate with Mr Owry. Tuesday January 19, 1937 I felt rather "off my feed" today and was rather disgusted with myself because of it - of all times to begin feeling low! We spent most of the day packing and weighing our bags. It didnt help much to send things by mail as we still have a lot of excess baggage. However, mail is cheaper - I mean parcel post. About tea time the PAA office phoned