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Tuesday Afternoon [6/20/44] Warren darling- Thought you might like to see how this notepaper turned out - I do like it so much- Wendy went out for her second airing this morning - we went to the [pg 2] library and then for a walk along Morningside Drive- Mother and Father arrived shortly after noon, and we went over to Butler Hall for lunch - They stayed until 3:30 and I would have enjoyed their visit except for an incident which took place on their way out. I hadn't yet closed our door, when I heard Mrs. Couture greet them, and Father asked her if she knew of any available apartments. Mrs. C. replied, but I didn't hear what she said, and Mother asked when they could see it - At that point I was so mad that I shut the door. Doubt very much that they’d find anything here or nearby to suit them, but I certainly would flare up, and be tempted even if it used all our money to more away - certainly would [pg 3] be a rotten break for us - Can't believe that they would actually do something like that, and next time Mother phones will certainly discourage it, and if necessary be downright frank - even if she does get hurt- Phoned the bank this morning, and as of yesterday we have a balance of 92.10 - that's without the checks written this week-end, and very possibly excluding some [pg 4] others that hadn't come in yet. Mrs. Wilson phoned this afternoon to see if I had any news of Hugh! Gad - what a woman. This morning's mail brought your three post cards and letters from Grandfather and Dede[?]- It's six o'clock, guess I'll [pg 5] wake Wendy for her supper - she's a little sleepy-head- Supper over, Wendy is again sound asleep; tucked cozily into her bassinette- Left the film to be developed and it should be ready for Friday, then I'll have the prints made. 8:45 Nothing to add - am listening to WQXR, and reading ‘Summer After Summer’ which I got from the library this morning - As soon as Wendy has had her nightcap will hop into bed- I love you my darling - and Wendy sends love too- Bobby
