I treasure this telegram that Lolo (on Dad's side) sent to Lola after coming in second at the Philippine Open golf tournament in 1958. It reveals a basic sweetness that I wish I'd had a chance to see more often, and it also infers a certain sadness. At forty-seven he was no longer a young man, after all. He had won the tournament thirteen times before, and I feel he must have known he would never win it again. Anyways, I don't know if you can see, but the sentences are printed on strips that were then glued to the paper:

We usually have a hard time committing something to the walls, so I'm (rather embarrassingly) excited about this little project.
where'd you get that?
ReplyDeletecool idea, but it doesn't seem dense enough. maybe make it big?
i don't get the "basic sweetness" part. but maybe that's just me