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Stanley party. Sometimes I manage to do a
little Avon-ing on the side. If you have
any sales resistance, those parties can be
fun, & if you need any of that stuff, you
can always give a party & get a discount.

We took She to church for the first time
since her baptism, & she was really very well
behaved. She gave a couple of happy squeals,
& spent the rest of the time inspecting things.
There was just one thing, she made faces
& laughed quietly over Jim's shoulder until
the boy in back of us was in stitches.
She's a little heavy to hold all that time. I wish
we could hook her car seat over the back
of the pew.

This is the first time I've used a straight
pen since the Post Office installed ball-points.
This ink is so old that it won't flow through
a fountain pen, & all our ball-points need
refills. I kind of enjoy the change, anyway.
Pat sent us a big box of pen points that
she swiped from the bank, in a box of
baby clothes. Thanks to Pat, She has more
dresses than the princess of Monaco, and
James Harvey Standley III's wardrobe is under
way, even though he isn't.

Look magazine came yesterday with the