Heather: That reminds me of the song “I think that I shall never see a poem as lovely as a tree”.
Audrey: Yes, I sang that in school. Beatrice and I must have sung that many times.
Audrey: Yes, I sang that in school. Beatrice and I must have sung that many times.
I’m fine. Feel very good.
Spen and Carol are happy together.
I’m reading Martin Luther King, Jr.’s book How to Love. It is very, very, very good. I had a hard time to put it down. Now I have a hard time to pick it up. I can’t reach it.
I like all the inventions. (Referring to all the telecommunications invented since she was a child on the farm.)
I got my books and a nice warm place.
George, he’s nice. I’m glad Dawn likes him.
Oh, I’m looking at a bird. He is brown and yellow and tiny. (This bird) Yellow head and brown body. He looks good. Very little. About like a hummingbird. He is still there. Eating from bag of birdseed. He’s got a yellow head.
To Kill a Mockingbird and Dr. Martin Luther King’s book.
(Yes) Doug looks good.
I’m good (also).
The birds and squirrels are always outside my window. They all come to eat and do acrobats! I’m never bored.
As a child? Playing with my doll. I adopted Edith’s dolls. I had them after Edith. Then Anna Jane got the dolls. They probably all broke with her. She was reckless. She didn’t sit and hold them. She was running around and throwing them up in the air.
I’m very alert today. I’m reading books.
Vaughn (was here).
Everything around here (Alpine Nursing Home) looks so nice. I’m lucky. I don’t have any pain at all.