-- FOR EVER Tuesday, November 17, 1914 x Clear with high N E winds -10° Jennie did not feel very well last night and admitted to me this morning that he suspected Hal's pies x Perhaps it is best for us both that we forgot to bring out the mince pie which was made for us x I adjust that my internal fittings were somehow disturbed by its same visit judging from the extraordinary dream I had before I finally awoke today x Altho there were no clouds, it was very dark at noon today. The stars were out in full force and only a faint red glow on the southern horizon remind ed me that Dr. Tony's was full of sunshine x I thought of his office in connection with our little window pretty about 1"x8" while he has a tremendous one measuring they try feet where we have inches. That he can see trees! The black puppy seems to like our place as he stays here most of the time x I think he must be starving. It is getting very thin, this wee have nothing to give him x We keep house very economically for our own supply is limited x The wind was so unpleasant today that I went over to my cracks in the rocks for my walk x Then I have shelter part of the time x I was surprised to see that the ice was being broken up by this north wind, and already there is open water at Sunrise Point and extending in a SSW line x