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Olivia Bell ([info]miss_bell) wrote,
@ 2008-05-01 16:41:00
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Current mood: thoughtful

Diary entry the first
1st May, 1867

It is now that I have decided to begin this diary for no other reason than I feel the need to record my thoughts. This I should have done sooner, I dare say, but have found myself much distracted previously. As such, I have not yet found the opportunity to put pen to paper, until now.

The stagecoach and the road it travels on forces my hand to write illegibly, this first entry is therefore being composed while at a stop along the road.

Grandmother is faring well on this trip, and I had feared for her health somewhat when she had caught an illness mere days before our departure. I believe she is quite enjoying herself now as she has been in very high spirits for the duration.

Our destination seems a distance and I am unused to this much travel. The home we left seems a distant past now, letters from friends being the only proof that it still exists, though we have not yet been gone a fortnight.

We will arrive in New Shelby in the next few days and I grow more and more anxious to finally see it. I do hope that someone will be in need of a seamstress for I do not know what I will do without work. Of course, a girl can never have too many dresses!

The candle light weakens and my eyes grow tired. I must rest before we continue our journey on the morrow.

Olivia



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