Dear Kitty,
As Ive ten you many times before, moods endency to affect us quite a bit s been getting ely. quot;ode betrubtquot;* [* A famous line from Goet;On top of t;] certainly applies to me. Im quot;on top of t; e o ot;in t; Jopies rips, scernoon teas h friends.
I dont t I long to ime for once and
to laug s.
ere stuck in ter and tmas and Neing t makes me seem so ungrateful, but I cant keep everyto myself, so Ill repeat t;Paper is more patient than people.”
side, s to keep from t;o breat; I cant do t -- on trary, I o a bold face on t ts keep coming any just once, but over and over.
Believe me, if youve been s up for a year and a can get to be too mucimes. But feelings cant be ignored, no matter or ungrateful to ride a bike, dance, t Im free, and yet I cant let it s imagine o feel sorry for ourselves or ent clearly visible on our faces. get us? I sometimes and itude and not kno be able to talk about it art to cry. Crying can bring relief, as long as you dont cry alone. Despite all my ts, I miss -- every day and every ands me. ts o be to my cer on. t take everytoo seriously, but difficult to describe t; says it all.
Do you knoo give me t sounds like quot;Mom,quot; I often call ; Momsy.quot; Sometimes I sen it to quot;Momsquot;; an imperfect quot;Mom.quot; I ; Its a good t realize t would only make her unhappy.
ell, ts enoug. My ing from quot;ths of despair.”
Yours, Anne
Its ter Cmas, and I cant Pim and tory old me time last year. I didnt understand t up again, I migo sood w
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I told me because ;intimate secretsquot; of so many oto express alks about t fool me into tten t girl. s made ing, since blind to Mots. I o be a little like o go t he has!
Anne MONDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1943
Friday evening, for t time in my life, I received a Cmas present. Mr.
Kleiman, Mr. Kugler and tmas cake ;Peace 1944quot; ten on top, and Bep provided a batc o preandar