Wednesday, June 6, 1945

157th day – 208 days to follow

Temp 50

A little warmer broken clouds so some of the time we see the sun.

Saw a quail and a rabbit in the path that comes into the cutting gardens.

Fred Moon was up today. I oiled some floors, hoed the cutting garden, sprayed the roses, planted beets, and trimmed around the pool garden this AM.

I missed the bus tonight and was lucky enough to thumb a ride over as far as Saraceas store, walked the rest of the way.

We had dry shooting practice and we all did a lot better with the 22 than we did with the 30 caliber.

Rode home with Deane Clarkie and Paul Goodwin.

Had two showers just before sunset and there was a nice big rainbow after each of them.

I hope it is warmer and fair tomorrow as I want to do a lot of slicking up for Friday.

2 Replies to “Wednesday, June 6, 1945”

  1. I remember Saracas Store, on Sandwich St, where laundromat is now.

    Mr. Moon’s house is on the corner of River St. and Clifford Rd.

    He always had an amazing vegetable garden.

    Gin

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