My grandmother died in 2005. She did not own a computer. I think she could have mastered some computer skills, but she had plenty of interests and activities and friends to keep her engaged in the world. She wrote things down, not fictional stories but events of her life, both past and present. After she died, I was given the honor of keeping some of her writings. I thought starting a blog with them might be fun. I hope readers will find it enjoyable. Thanks for stopping by.
Saturday, February 22, 2014
We'll get there eventually
November 30, 1931 - Mrs. Walker's mother and brother were hear (sic) this evening. They picked out their pieces for their Sunday School Program. Evelyn did some typing. Mildred, Bud, Mr. Walker and I played Rook. Myron went to Madison yesterday to go to school at Newman Grove with his cousin.
December 1, 1931 - I sent Dorothy and Hazel's playbooks home with their mothers today so they could start studying. This evening we played some more Rook.
December 2, 1931 - We practiced the play tonite for the first time. I think it is going to be real good. It surely has some funny places in it.
I don't know that I have all that much to add to this, so I'll leave it be.
I did peek ahead (not every day, but hit-and-miss) and it appears that for the rest of 1931 and a good part of 1932, Grandma was going to dances with Uncle Ray. She and Grandpa were not an 'item', I think, until sometime in 1933. He does have a mention or two before then, however. I just thought I would toss that out there in case anyone was beginning to get curious and/or impatient. I know I am!
I have been collecting direct-line family wedding photos for Dane; he and Alison will be doing something with them for their wedding. I was pleased that I had most of the photos he needed already scanned on my computer. It won't take too much more to complete what we have available to him. One photo I did not have, but knew I had seen, was Grandma Anna and William Andersen's wedding portrait. Thankfully, Nancy had an original and had she not been able to lay hands on it, Mom had a version of it, too. Good thing we are keepers of stuff. After all that, I thought I would share it here. I think it is a wonderful photograph.
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