Something is making my eyes water, some dust no doubt. I fumble in my purse for that pink hankie I had been keeping so carefully. I tried to think of next year, the gleeful joy as we meet our friends again, the compliments on a new dress, the shyness of the new ones.
"Goodbye Annette, goodbye
how can I ever thank you?"
For each of us this is a heartbeat in time, so clean and pure, so un- complicated, so cherished. We would always look back on this in wordless amazement.
Goodbye... see you next year . . . in the springtime, in the month of My name is Maureen, I'm a woman.
May.
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While talking about advertisements for outsiders may I take a few lines to call attention to the fact that the merchandise now available through Chevalier, and which used to be on a separate Merchandise Sheet, is now listed on the last two pages of each issue. These items were all developed by your lil' 'ol editoress herself for her own use originally and because they served my purposes I made them available to others so take a quick look and give a little consideration to some of the items. Particularly recommended are the Realistic Falsies and jelly kit if you really want to put up a good front, and the Make Up re- mover if you have trouble getting it off. Both of these items are pretty nearly a must for any FP.
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