Monday, May 10, 1943

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Dear Diary,

I dreamed about Bob last night for about the sixth time in the last two weeks. But the one last night was stranger than the others. I wish I had Daniel or Joseph to interpret it. I was in church, in my dream, and we had just finished a hymn. Bob walked up the aisle on my left, taking up the song books. He stopped when he got to me, and started a conversation. I don’t remember exactly what was said, except that he was the nicest and sweetest person I had ever talked to, and that eventually we started talking about “Command Performance.” I told him I’d hear him on it a week ago, and from somewhere he produced a newspaper with that program listed on a special short wave time table.

One Response to “Monday, May 10, 1943”

  1. David Says:

    Sometimes I forget that my mom was raised in the early-Twentieth-century traditional Christian mindset. It’s so very far from where she ended up, and even from where she was by the time I was old enough to give much thought to such things.


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