- Monday April 24, 1944
Joan arrived at eight o’clock this morning, for the day. Of course she was very surprised to find Artie and Hilda here. Miss Coppen the same, when she came this afternoon. It is another perfect day. The B.B.C. announces that the Government has decided that beginning next Thursday, nobody may leave Great Britain, and this is for security reasons.
- Tuesday, April 25 1944
The B.B.C. announces that Germany has isolated Denmark; beginning today, nobody may either leave or enter Denmark.
- Sunday April 30, 1944
Artie and Hilda just left for mass; Ted is out at the Home Guard, the first Sunday since his accident. I have the feeling Mother ought to walk in. The weather is perfect. The week has passed much better than I anticipated. Artie and Hilda are obviously happy to be here, Artie particularly so. I think Artie must have been very unhappy in Glasgow. Twice I have heard Hilda say to him: “You’re happy now-aren’t you? You’re happy here.” Once: “You were always grumbling in Glasgow. You grumbled about everything.”
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