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May 23, 2020 mimistach May 20, 2020 kladcat May 20, 2020 kladcat Apr 24, 2020 University of Pennsylvania Libraries	p. 219 [Thurs.?] Mickey + I got breakfast, cleaned up then went to studio to work + work we did. Demothed all of my clothes + Freibe hung them in the open + at 5 we returned home, made canapes from Freibe's company, started dinner, returned to studio + sawed off standard + took it up to basement. At 8 the company still there, so we ate dinner at 9 + Retired at 12:30 Wed. We worked during morning in basement + entertained the Lester Grangers in the afternoon Tues. Accomplished a great deal Rid of 4 crates + 3 barrels [lower quadrant, upside down] Fri Aug 7th 1953 breakfast Up early, dressed my hair, washed [?] packed bag, Browns brot to N.Y. + I got the noon train to Phila	p. 219 [Thurs.?] Mickey + I got breakfast, cleaned up then went to studio to work + work we did. Demothed all of my clothes + [?] hung them in the open + at 5 we returned home, made canapes from [?] [?] company, started dinner, returned to studio + sawed off standard + took it up to basement. At 8 the [company?] still there, so we ate dinner at 9 + Retired at 12:30 Wed. We worked during morning in basement + entertained the Lester Grangers in the afternoon Tues. Accomplished a great deal [Rid?] of 4 crates + 3 barrels [lower quadrant, upside down] Fri Aug 7th 1953 breakfast Up early, dressed my hair, washed [?] packed bag, Browns [?] to N.Y. + I got the noon train to Phila

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