Charles E. Burchfield (1893-1967)

 blistery.  A stiff wind.(HT)(HT)(HT)(HT)June 27, 1914A ride in an automobile countryward shows milkweed to be in bloom.(HT)Our raspberries are turning red.(HT)(HT)(HT)(HT)June 30, 1914F – and I observe a robin indulging his buoyant boyish passion on a telephone wire. – a third or possibly fourth brood this season.(HT)(HT)(HT)(HT)July 1, 1914(HT)Following two days of cold numbing weather, July opens with a cool rainy day.  The sky is downcast.  The rain comes down evenly & quietly