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9/10/02
drove to the train with me - behind "Sally", who is a beauty. I dashed away from their smiling faces at 11:16 and got to Albany about one - Had my shoes shined in the new station. Bought some film for Alice and sent it to her, and went up to the Ten Eyck
where I had a very nice luncheon - chicken croquettes and a pot of good coffee, but I didn't care for their ice cream. Walked back around the Capitol, stopping at an antique furniture shop, and finally got back to the station with only about three-quarters of an hour to wait for the 4 o'clock train, only it was a little late - Finished "The Firm of Grindlestone", going home. Had several seat mates - the last a Salvation Army woman. Was about half an hour late (arising about ten) and dear Mother was there to meet me and go home with me. Papa was waiting and Claude & Zendavesta and when Zozie came up from the cellar he burst into rupturous purring - as if he was very glad to see me. He also "squoze" my hand. Supper and bed (rather late.)

9/10/02
drove to the train with me - behind "Sally", who is a beauty. I dashed away from their smiling faces at 11:16 and got to Albany about one - Had my shoes shined in the new station. Bought some film for Alice and sent it to her, and went up to the Ten Eyck
where I had a very nice luncheon - chicken croquettes and a pot of good coffee, but I didn't care for their ice cream. Walked back around the Capitol, stopping at an antique furniture shop, and finally got back to the station with only about three-quarters of an hour to wait for the 4 o'clock train, only it was a little late - Finished "The Firm of Grindlestone", going home. Had several seat mates - the last a Salvation Army woman. Was about half an hour late (arising about ten) and dear Mother was there to meet me and go home with me. Papa was waiting and Claude & Zendavesta and when Zozie came up from the cellar he burst into rupturous purring - as if he was very glad to see me. He also "squoze" my hand. Supper and bed (rather late.)

9/10/02
drove to the train with me - behind "Sally", who is a beauty. I dashed away from their smiling faces at 11:16 and got to Albany about one - Had my shoes shined in the new station. Bought some film for Alice and sent it to her, and went up to the Ten Eyck
where I had a very nice luncheon - chicken croquettes and a pot of good coffee, but I didn't care for their ice cream. Walked back around the Capitol, stopping at an antique furniture shop, and finally got back to the station with only about three-quarters of an hour to wait for the 4 o'clock train, only it was a little late - Finished "The Firm of Grindlestone", going home. Had several seat mates - the last a Salvation Army woman. Was about half an hour late (arising about ten) and dear Mother was there to meet me and go home with me. Papa was waiting and Claude & Zendavesta and when Zozie came up from the cellar he burst into rupturous purring - as if he was very glad to see me. He also "squoze" my hand. Supper and bed (rather late.)
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