Mary's Letter-Hello Honey How Are The Children

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Zeek P.4 ElA Mary’s Letter… To John Hall and the kids-Hello honey how are the kids? have they caused any trouble? Is everything okay? Well just wanted to give this letter when I get back to boston and well… I really miss you and I'm bringing back all kinds of information about the titanic! so there’s a grand staircase that leads 2nd class floors to the 1st class floors and the rear of the boat if you walk down the hallway and also thanks for buying me 2nd class tickets.. I franclatey think third class is infested with Rats and Cockroaches…Well enough about me let's talk about the Titanic. So yeah they have a amazing variety of food in the dining room like baked beans,corn,breadstick and my

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