…lousy housekeeper, not a good cook or an especially good mother.

when my mom was 5, she would answer the phone, ”How often are the pains coming?” Her parents wouldn’t let her become a doctor.

Her mother eventually opened a bookstore in Cleveland, in which she corresponded with well-known authors.

Mom wasn’t actually maternal, kids bored her. By the time mom married, cooking and cleaning didn’t take that long.

It was a time when there was a world of smart, educated women, who were idle. these women were very hard on their families.

The ocassion of what would have been my 100th’s birthday. I wish my mother could have been here.

 

P.S. Ruth is wearing a great all-black ensemble…



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