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some yellows in some spots, so that there'll be a big display of daffodils, so that we'll all enjoy ourselves driving in and out to the country. Wouldn't that be fun?
That would be gorgeous.
Terrific, don't you think?
That is an area that needs something.
It just needs something, it's true.
It doesn't have very much right now except sumac and that's about --
-- that's about it, and of course the cherries will only last about five days in the year but the daffodils last two weeks, and in any case it'll be a glorious five days. What's more, the daffodils last more or less forever, once you do it, if they are not cut down too soon. I don't know how long it will-take me to do it because I've suffered with the recent fall in the market. I hope I'll have money enough in the next two or three years to do it.
Well, that more or less covers the main --. Oh, I gave a Christmas party December 12th for my friends and President and Mrs. Johnson who actually came at the last minute to dine and dance.
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