October 28, 1944
Masaki says Gen. Kwo is not interested in anything but gates and fences. It is al] he sees, not people at all. He says the… Read More »October 28, 1944
Masaki says Gen. Kwo is not interested in anything but gates and fences. It is al] he sees, not people at all. He says the… Read More »October 28, 1944
I talked with Jerry about June and his own slow decline and how I wished they could quit corn. He said, simply, “‘I know, Pete,… Read More »October 22, 1944
I have walked quite a bit today. No visitors will be allowed on November 3 which is Meiji-Setsu holiday. This is because of “difficult and… Read More »October 13, 1944
We have 2 eggs apiece these days, while we have the cash and they can be bought. We are storing up internally. June and I… Read More »June 4, 1944
Jim saw Marie Outside and told her to go ahead on selling clothes for us. Tonight Bea tells us that she has sold things and… Read More »May 20, 1944
Nida [The Crouters’ former cook] sent us bananas, a pomolo, cigarettes, red radishes, and four baskets of big red strawberries, which we hulled and washed… Read More »Jan. 5, 1944
Bedie’s 11th birthday. I whispered a song to him with kisses. He received a bag with 12 pan de sal with “Happy birthday from Ismael… Read More »February 11, 1942
We have lived a lifetime in the three days since I last wrote. I guess it was three days. I’m not sure. Since we were… Read More »December 26, 1941
It is six in the morning and we are packed, ready to join with other Americans at Teachers Camp or Pines Hotel. Ostensibly we are… Read More »December 23, 1941