2/02/37 Aunt [
288]'s letter to Mrs. [
601]:
"He's so active; climbs all over his little bed, and has some
very peculiar mannerisms and ways of sleeping. He has two
lower teeth and is now getting some upper ones. But we have
to watch his digestion like a hawk; if he tastes anything not
suggested in the Reading he gets upset. So many people are
interested in him. They live in the ... Apts., and families
all over the building make the rounds every day to see him.
If he cries, always someone comes in to see what's the
matter. He loves an audience, and he usually has one. I
believe he'll be able to sing well, as he has the strongest
voice! Sometimes he practices just to see how loud he can
holler - not mad or crying but just yelling because he
thinks it's smart. As they live in a one room apt. (bath,
kitchenette, bed in the closet, etc.), you can imagine the
confusion sometimes - but it's fun just the same, and I
really believe my brother an his wife are closer together
in purpose than they've been since getting married. I prayed
for that so hard, and I am very thankful."



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