Roque Tudesqui House - Historic Santa Fe Foundation
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tree. [There was a Chinese elm growing in the patio.<br />
with the apricot that is there now.]<br />
We replaced<br />
August 16, 1960 8 AM<br />
Already the smell of pmon fIres, green chile and tortillas coo' .<br />
is everywhere. Don't feel too chipper, so will use that as an excuse not<br />
throw mud, though I have some soaking.<br />
take it easy.<br />
August 17, 1960<br />
The furnace arrived today;<br />
finish installing it tomorrow. The<br />
problem, it seems, is getting the gas<br />
hooked up and passed by building<br />
commissioner. It all gets so complicated.<br />
The hole we made in the wall<br />
Will work at the windows<br />
isn't large enough, so will have to<br />
put the furnace in the front room in<br />
a comer and build a partition. Hope<br />
it doesn't look too bad. [We had<br />
thought we'd put the furnace<br />
outside in the wall south of the<br />
door into the sala, and that s why we dug a big indentation. We 1f!.J<br />
because we thought it would look nice to have something there. fe,<br />
ago in Mexico we got the ceramic stove that s there now.]<br />
The older brother<br />
to the kids across the street is home. He<br />
been dishonorably discharged from the Marines and is a mean dev.<br />
beating the children, throwing rocks at the dog. It isn't the happy, lau,<br />
group it usually is. They all wish he'd leave. I don't dare get invol<br />
especially with Boris gone. An older sister, who disappeared a m<br />
ago, writes from Long Beach that she's married to a sailor; she's.<br />
"He's<br />
so nice, he bought me a TV," she said.<br />
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