It’s Whursday, my friends.

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It’s Whursday, my friends.
The Mount School, York 21-10-1932 My Darling Mother, How are the Kilarny ferns? Has mine revived yet? It is two weeks since I heard from you, and I have a feeling that you may be ill, please let me know. Or it may be you have had so much to do, please take great care of yourself and do not over do things in anyway. 23rd Thank you very very much for your dear letter I was delighted to get it. I also got a very interesting one from Herbert. I came across the letter in the Friend, I had looked in the week befores number. Why does Mr Peet call himself QQ[?]? Please do not get the notes on "As You Like It" as I have now got some. Thank you very much for your efforts, and thank you very much for "The Tale of Two Cities". Who will you get instead of Miss Voss? You must get someone. Did Herbert get his water-proof or hat back? What is the pattern of your new green dress? Was not John William Graham a great friend of Uncle Arnold's? I have just finished the fruit but have still got some chocolate You really must have been very busy lately if you have been doing office work Which photos are you going to get? The full face or the profile. With my present music master, at the full rate, the lessons are 10/6 [10 shilling 6 pence] each, isn't it an awful price? He gave ws us a very good Beethoven concert last night. He plays brilliantly. He played Op 27 no 1, no 2 (The Moonlight Sonata) and I have forgotten the third. You would love to listen to him. The eyes exercises are I think very helpful, especially the palming one. Do you do them? If you get some wool for a cardigan please get a pattern. I should love to knit you one. I should like a plain blue wool for my scarf, I think the knop wool would be to rough and colours would not go well with it. I think green and black would go very nicely with it. I have finished the back and front of my jumper. I did it on no 12 needles. It fits perfectly, but I want it a little wider so I am going to undo it all. I thought of putting two gussets in, it would not show, but then I thought, if a thing is worth doing it is worth doing well, so it is coming undone. If you see any more nice wools for pocko[?] you can get some, I really think it is a good investment knitting now. Witt much love from Maeve
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My great-grandfather’s letter home from the Second Soviet-Finnish War in 1944.
middle school me was a comedy icon
censored names and stuff, but otherwise unaltered comedy, folks
Excuse me for being so intellectual. I know you would prefer something nice and feminine and affectionate.
Zelda Fitzgerald in a letter to F.Scott Fitzgerald
I still press your letters to my lips
And cherish them in parts of me that savor every kiss... ©
Dorian ( ´ ▽ ` )
I really enjoyed painting his hair and I think I could have added more shines in his eyes but I just put one small shine to make his gaze colder or inexpressive.