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

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4 thoughts on “Should Have Known Better

  1. davidmadison1942's avatardavidmadison1942

    “..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.

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      1. davidmadison1942's avatardavidmadison1942

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

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