Should Have Known Better

1965-08-16-gry-card-frontLetter transcription:

Dear B & D:

After you left, I noticed the garage door was open, so I went to close it and found these screws, so thought you might like to have them when you put your bed together. Also found the knife which I will return to Sears tomorrow.

After resting a while I started the washing of sheets, etc., and before coming to the office was about half through.

I was wondering what to mail these screws in, when I found the box from the calendar which you received from LeBeau.

When I came to the office, Arvella said someone was going to “catch it”—and he did. A patient had taken a cast off because it was too hot. Dad put a tension bandage on and dismissed him. I told Arvella this was

1965-08-16-gry-card-interior[page 2] the wrong day for him to have done that—and she replied any day would have been the wrong day for such a thing. I heard Dad tell him he was an adult and should have known better than do what he did. I sure will be glad when we get started on vacation. I will be glad to get away for a month.

Good luck in finding an apartment.

Love Mother

8-16-65

©2017 copyright owned and transcribed by Deborah Sweeney
Post originally found: https://genealogylady.net/2017/02/08/should-have-known-better/

4 thoughts on “Should Have Known Better

  1. davidmadison1942

    “..I found the box from the calendar which you received from LeBeau.” Curious, LeBeau was the jeweler in Kentland. Can’t imagine that i was on his mailing list to get a calendar.

    Oh this is very much my dad: “I heard Dad tell him he was an adult and should have known better than do what he did. I sure will be glad when we get started on vacation.” He had a very good bedside manner….except around stupidity. 🙂

    My second year at BU….I don’t remember apartment hunting.

    Reply
      1. davidmadison1942

        Could have, I suppose, but I don’t remember at all. Of course, I knew him all my life.

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