Edition Bobbett1. Texts by Elizabeth F. Bobbett: 1.1.1. Correspondence, Private letters
1968 Elizabeth Bobbett: Letter to May Beveridge, 11.04.1968
Source: Archives of Rural History (ARH), Elizabeth McLoughlin Papers
My dear May. I am in here since 28 March with a very sore right eye and shingles in my head right side. The eye was all scarlet up the half of my face like raw-liver colour. The eye and face is much better but the shingles have not started to clear up yet. I am hoping to be let out by end of week and shall go to my brother Parkie in Donabate for a weak.
Nuns and nurses could not be kinder, I have too many visitors and far too much flowers and fruit etc. sent in. Thanks for your nice Easter Card which arrived about 21 March. I also got your shorter letter. I wonder if you get received Kays watch and couple of broaches etc., they were sent by surface mail last December or early January.
The weather is warming up now so by the time I get back to Wicklow the grass will be green and the cattle out in the fields. My neighbours are looking after all for me. God bless them. My Doctor has just been round and says I will not be out of there till after Easter. Hoping you have picked up again and wishing you all a very happy Easter. Love from Lillie.
Am not able to write more now. God bless you all.