Shorthand transcription

[Greensleeves]

The next entries aren't very easy to read as the writing is rather faded:

25th Thursday

Remained on the sands all day with Poppy and Diane.  Went for a swim in the afternoon.  Going to the pics with Grandpa evening.  Read some P.......   .............    Sylvia (?)

[redtonyt]

Friday 26th

Sat on beach all day with Poppy and Diane.  Walked up to Knightstone.  Met Bob and Brian.  Climbed the rocks and had a marvellous time.  Met Ron and Jimmy.   Afterward they asked to see us.

[redtonyt]

Sat 27th

Went on prom in the morning.  In the afternoon met Ron and Jimmy and went for a drive to Wells, Cheddar and Wookey.  Supposed to meet Bob and Brian but did not.  Saw 'Gentlemen are Born' with Jean Muir, Ann Dvorak, Margaret Lindsay and Franchot Tone.

[londonscorpion]

You guys are unbelievable and thank you so much. I am glad that you are enjoying the read as much as I am.

Shall I send you some more so we can continue the journey?

[Finley 1]

its a great insight   and it could be  .......   a very good novel...


xin

[Greensleeves]

I'd certainly be happy to do some more LS - am finding them fascinating.  Was in the shop today so had quite a bit of time on my hands,  in between customers, hence today's output.   


Looking at RT's posts I think a couple of my 'Bob and Brian' should be 'Poppy and Diane' - coincidence that she spent time with two sets of people with such  similar  shorthand outlines 

[londonscorpion]

OK. Here we go with August 1935.

[Finley 1]

OOh  that reminds me of one of the first lessons...

PB TD 


xin

[Greensleeves]

How about these then xin? 

That pen is not much good
Pa may we all go too
I enjoy Gow's music

Do these ring a bell?