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165 February 15 - Thursday - 8:30 P.M. My dearest darling: Your daughter sure keeps her mummy on the hop. Little sweetie just isn't still a minute - and gets into more mischief. Lots of mail from you today #'s 128, 129, 132 and 133 plus an envelope of clippings (I love the postcard - of course she's hesitating, but what gal wouldn't and who the hell wants barbed wire fences anyway?) Going downtown I wore two of your jonquils, and Wendy two pinks - Helen took some pictures of us together for you. Stopped by to see Bev this morning and this afternoon we went down to see Agnes and Pamela. Pam looks so tiny, it's hard to believe Wendy was ever that small - and Pam weighed in at 8 lbs. 10 oz.! She is so cunning, and has a pert, turned up nose just like her mama's. I took [pg 2] about ten pictures - hope they come out so that Agnes can show Ralph what his daughter looks like. #128 Glad you like the snapshots - Wendy is holding your fountain pen in the overall picture. The floppy bonnet? that's the one I made!! In his letter today Norman said he’d be glad to do any enlarging, developing, copying etc. that we want done as he has lots of free time. I found Thorndike - what if anything do you want done with him? How bout writing T.C. for a grammar and teaching methods? CASA has taken over the Presidio entirely I think - but I don't know much else about it as a whole. #129 Enjoyed reading about Charlie and his lecture - give him my best please. #132 “God, ? and the Japanese” I wish you could do a little pouring into our own bed! There just aren't any pajamas to be had - We'll just have to make ours do, until some more are available. [pg 3] #133 15 snapshots and 1 of the day before - wonderful! From now on I'll have contact prints made, and just have enlargements of the best for our album and to send around. Your doing the whole album after stopping for ‘just a minute’ sounds just like you and delighted me. I'm glad you wrote about what you put on each page - makes it easy to visualize. Walked downtown again this evening in hopes that the pictures would be ready, but they weren't - If it hadn't been such a lonely night - bright stars and crescent moon I would have been mad at having made a useless trip- Commentators making much of the task force attack on Tokyo - Tomorrow Wendy goes to Dr. Lusiguan for her check up and last shot. Lights out - and a very sleepy mummy is going to get ready for bed. I love you sweety - lots and lots - Bobby
