Item 01: James Wilkie letters, ca. 1914-1918 - Page 19
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[Page 19]
times would get on to your nerves. Aren't we mortals cranky souls, we say one time we like people to be always the same & if we are we wish they would change their methods a bit.
Never mind your letter was very sweet & most interesting & I appreciated your snaps of Graham. He must be a great kid & I'm simply dying to see him & make his acquaintance. You are lucky to have him. Fancy Mr. Westmacott going "gay", it must afford you lost of amusement. I couldn't help being amused at the idea of a procession of cooks to the Barracks although I know if I were home I would be prancing with rage. Poor old Mac. I do hope the new Book keeper will turn out all right & be a comfort to him & a joy to you but not too much so. I don't wish to be obliterated.
Yes Mrs. Katherine is a dear, so