Sunday, Mar 12, 1882 After breakfast I did some tinkering down at the shop. It is delightful to have all my sisters here once more and I wish I had money to do every thing to make it pleasant for them, but I am troubled and unhappy and I long for dear Gertrude and grieve for her as I always do in times of trouble. This place constantly suggests her and when I have any trouble on my mind I cannot help thinking of her all the time.
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