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Dear Bertie:
I thought you might be interested in knowing I have not yet dried up and blown away, for it still rains.
More rain today, and now late at night it is still dripping.
I am feeling quite as well as usual, all but the sneezes, but suppose I will have them during my stay where it is so damp.
I look for this damp rain to continue while I am west of the Cascades, and now according to present plans when I get to Spokane again, it will only be a stay long enough to dry my damp duds, and then skiddoo back to the coast, making the same trip I made in the fall to Bellingham, Seattle, etc.
And it rains some up there as well as here.
So I think I can see where I got "soaked" good and hard.
But if it all comes out in the wash, I surely ought to be good and clean.
Nothing happened today out of the ordinary, except I took a nap for lunch.
I think a nap at noon is better than lunch, and lots cheaper.
When I had the nap I went to one of the leading bakers of Portland and sold them $150.00 worth of goods.
Then I had an appetite for a 50¢ supper, and enjoyed it.
So I ate two meals today.
Hope you are all well and happy, and with my dearest love to you and the little ones,
Lovingly,
Your damp husband,
