My visits to Kellogg become more relaxing each time I come. I lie around. I take naps. I go out with friends and play slot machines and poker or grab a bite to eat. Nothing is pressing. No one demands anything.
Things are lovely with my mother and my sisters and I have found much comfort in our relationship with each other. When it comes to my mother, let me just say a person would have to be a fool not to get along with her:

I'll return to Eugene tomorrow and get back to my professional life and my married life.
I hope some day my married life and some kind of professional life will be in North Idaho. It's where I can relax.
2 comments:
I know what you mean--I love small towns and wouldn't want to live anywhere else. For years even when I have worked in cities I have commuted sometimes as much as two hours each way in order to live where I am comfortable.
B.--
I'm sorry I missed you in Kellogg this time. We had one visitor after another, it seems, so I could never get away to Kellogg.
I'm glad you had a relaxing time and I hope we can hook up in March.
John A.
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