I went to bed at 7:30. Very tired. Folks took a ride.
Author: Kathleen
One Year and Four Months Later
On March 16, 2011, I posted an entry that basically turned into a pep talk for myself. I can’t even believe it was that long ago that I made that pep talk to myself. In that year and four months, so much has happened. Grandpa Moore moved into our house from Seattle, Washington in May of 2011. In May of 2012, Grandpa passed away. We’ve added new additions to the tree and we lost a few too.
In the scope of my family file cleanup (I’m adding a category for that.), I was a year in already at the time. Or close to a year. I had finished up my Dad’s side of the tree and I was working on my Mom’s. In that year, I know I’ve expanded even my Dad’s side, but my Mom’s has grown a lot too.
Continue reading “One Year and Four Months Later”Diary of Llewellyn: July 16, 1924
The crowd from the store went to Seidler Beach. Uncle Rene came out and stopped for me and we went over to Roseland. Came back to our house about 9:45.
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Diary of Llewellyn: July 15, 1924
Went up to Suffern. Beautiful night & day.
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Diary of Llewellyn: July 14, 1924
Took ride down to Farm and around Fairfield & Big Piece and home.
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Diary of Llewellyn: July 13, 1924
Took ride to Freehold & then to Asbury & then to Highlands. Traffic very bad. Home about 10:30.
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Diary of Llewellyn: July 12, 1924
George, Ernie & Ros left for Institute. I went up to Ruth’s at night & brought home my orange dress Mrs. G made me. Primary Dept had bake sale in morning. Helen asked me to be her maid of honor in Sept. Miss S. started her vacation.
Next Entry: July 13, 1924
I’m Home Again
Whew, that was quite a trip I took. We started out in Avoca, New York. The site of our annual family reunion. Only, this year the 4th of July was on a Wednesday and it was very confusing to the planning of the festivities. So, it ended up being just us visiting with the New York branch (with a little South Carolina thrown in!). ha. We stayed overnight. On our way to visit my Aunt Barb in PA, we visited Aunt Diane and Grandma Moore in the cemetery. This was my first time up to New York since Diane’s funeral, so it was an emotional visit.
Diary of Llewellyn: July 11, 1924
Papa took me to Montclair to get my red jacket and then we went down to Bloomfield and he got a shave & haircut. George bought me a racquet and camera. I gave him $6.00 toward it. Geo sold his cut down for $65.
Next Entry: July 12, 1924
Diary of Llewellyn: July 10, 1924
Had my hair washed at 6 o’clock. Went up to Mrs. Glazier’s and had orange dress tried on. Folks picked cherries and then took a ride.