Vincent and Alice Sykes5 days ago1 minAlice. May 21st - 27th, 1922.26th - Dr. came. Must stay in bed over weekend. So tired. Nearly cried but didn't. Winnie called with flowers. Had a cup of tea with me.
Vincent and Alice SykesMay 141 minAlice. May 14th - 20th, 1922.'Spring is singing everywhere. Seeping 'neath the hedgerows. Laughing in the branches there. whispering to every budding rose'.
Vincent and Alice SykesMay 71 minAlice. May 7th - 13th, 1922.'This week has happened a wonderful thing. Vincent gave to me a ring. And now through ages all unknown. We two shall wander along as one'.
Vincent and Alice SykesApr 301 minAlice. Apr 30th - May 6th, 1922.'I must learn to bear sorrow. With a braver heart. Look for a bright tomorrow. Manfully play my part'.
Vincent and Alice SykesApr 231 minAlice. Apr 23rd - 29th, 1922'Adown the vista of the years. We two must wander. Tasting both of joys and fears. And ? to ponder'.
Vincent and Alice SykesApr 161 minAlice. Apr 16th - 22nd, 1922.'''Nature's sweet anthem is breaking forth. 'Tis very faint and sweetly low. 'Nature's sweet anthem is breaking forth. 'Tis very faint...
Vincent and Alice SykesApr 91 minAlice. Apr 9th - 15th, 1922.'Excitement was high and gay was the hour. When started away from the Quaker town. What cared we for shine or shower. Nature's smile or...
Vincent and Alice SykesApr 21 minAlice. Apr 2nd - 8th, 1922.'The evening ended with sadness. The clouds hung heavy around. Oh where was all the gladness. We two at last had found '.
Vincent and Alice SykesMar 261 minAlice. Mar 26th - Apr 1st, 1922.'Each moonlight night seems strangely new. No other night like this. The peace the joy that all men know. What a glad sweet earth this is'.
Vincent and Alice SykesMar 191 minAlice. Mar 19th - 25th, 1922.'Down the dear old lane once more we went. The lane of a thousand ties. A pleasant happy night we spent. In spite of cloudy skies'
Vincent and Alice SykesMar 121 minAlice. Mar 12th - 18th, 1922.'Away we went from the old home place. To wander in pastures anew. The minutes played at having a race. The afternoon - it simply flew.'
Vincent and Alice SykesMar 51 minAlice. Mar 5th - 11th, 1922.'Another week has past away. These seven days are gone. Some blissful hours so glad and gay, when the light of love has shone.'
Vincent and Alice SykesFeb 261 minAlice. 26th Feb - 4th March, 1922.'Each moonlight night seems strangely new. No other night like this. The peace, the joy. That all men knew. What a glad sweet earth this...
Vincent and Alice SykesFeb 201 minAlice. 19th - 25th Feb 1922.'Down the dear old lane once more we went. The lane of a thousand trees. A pleasant happy night we spent. In spite of cloudy skies'.
Vincent and Alice SykesFeb 121 minAlice. Feb 12th - 18th 1922.'How we talked in front of the fire. We spent a happy night. Our restless tongues could not tire, as we talked of things so bright.'
Vincent and Alice SykesFeb 51 minAlice. Feb 5th - 11th, 1922.'A strange weekend this has been. So unlike all the rest. The painful side of all I've seen. I never could love dentist. P.S. please...
Vincent and Alice SykesFeb 11 minAlice. Jan 29th - Feb4th, 1922.'The year is slowly creeping along. With eager hearts wait for spring. Once more the skylarks happy song Which makes the fields and woods...
Vincent and Alice SykesJan 311 minAlice. Jan 22nd - 28th, 1922.'Midst the mud and misery and mire we talked - oh! woeful night. But soon in the glow of the fire, all came right'.
Vincent and Alice SykesJan 151 minAlice. Jan 15th - 21st 1922.'Without - all cold and wind and sleet. Within - comfort, warmth and light. We talked of pleasant things and sweet we spent with love the...
Vincent and Alice SykesJan 101 minAlice. Jan 8th - 14th, 1922.'A calm snowy wintry night. The pale moon shining up above. Shedding her weird friendly light. Bidding us tell our tale of love.'