not travelling in it. I was quite anxious about you. I am glad to hear that you get up early. We are getting very active here. We seldom have breakfast later than half past eight. What do you think of that? You must not fear darling that I do not take care of myself for I am very careful. I know that I do not live for myself alone, that I have a husband to think of. I am getting really very strong and healthy. My cold is nearly gone, indeed I think I have got over this cold or influenza that is going about much better than the most of people have done. It is such a nasty lingering complaint. Dr Featherston says that almost everybody has had it more or less. I suppose you will be glad to hear that it is almost certain that you have got your wish. I think there is no doubt of it now. When you write do not take any notice of it