February 1946

Monday 18

Went to work. Stayed in at night

Tuesday 19 

Went to work. At night I did some sewing, the eye of the needle went in my finger

Wednesday 20

Went to work. At night stayed in and washed my hair

Thursday 21

Went to work (Paul Temple) Stayed in at night

Friday 22

My niece's birthday - Dorothy 3 years

Went to the Plaza to see "Over 21" lovely picture

Saturday 23

Went to work in the morning. In the afternoon I went to town with Joany. I bought a white bow, cord for my beads, 2 stockings & a milkshake

Sunday 24 

Went down to Joyce's afternoon & night

A Case for Paul Temple ran on the radio from Feb 7 to March 28 1946, 8 episodes of 30 minutes a time. The original recordings were lost but recreated and transmitted in August and September 2011. I wish I had known about this at the time mum would have loved it.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paul_Temple

This weeks film is "Over 21". It was a comedy film made in 1945 fro a Broadway stage show.

The plot is a newspaper man Max Wharton suddenly decides to leave his job as chief editor for the New York Bulletin and follow his patriotic calling to enlist in the army. Max's novelist wife, Paula, is in Hollywood adapting a screenplay, but skips town and heads to a Florida military base to support Max during basic training. Together they adjust to the sporadic absurdities of military life.

It is probably better than what it says on the tin😏

I think the beads that were threaded on the cord bought this week are on the main photo.