We have gone there for several years, where we meet a very congenial group of people. Since coming home, life has settled down to the regular summer routine, which we shall follow until Jessie goes back to teaching kindergarten. I'm just busy keeping house, knitting for Korea and enjoying my four grand children who live just five miles away. Ruth's only daughter is thirteen now and as big as her mother. They live in New York City.
Life goes on smoothly butnot excitedly.
I did go South last winter as I have done for two years, for a visit with my brother. I keep pretty well, but am like so many of our age, - stiff in thejoints, especially in my 1903 knees, as Nancy Nulton called them some years ago. I keep house for my daughter, Jessie, who teaches kindergarten, and do various chores for the church. I don't have time to be bored. I wish I could see some of my old Goucher friends, but none of them live anywhere near me.