It also refers to retailers of the time—like Safeway and T.G. FYI, Safeway is still around today, it’s a supermarket company, while T.G., or TG&Y in full, was a variety store that went defunct in 2001. Incidentally, it was headquartered in Oklahoma, where our heroine lived.
Heck, there was even one instance where Nellie told a whole story of how she snuck up to her friend Vicky poking at a fox hole and scared her half to death. Sounds like good times!
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Tony 3 year s ago
Life was not fun - Poor woman !
Life is still not fun !
Life is still not fun !
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Almira 3 year s ago
Tony, right, i'm sure your life is a regular devils island, be thankful you never had to deal with "Winnie"
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Karonhappuck 3 year s ago
Are people really this bored to follow this stuff?
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Nap 3 year s ago
I'm more inclined to believe this handwriting is that of an older woman, perhaps widowed. The handwriting and daily routines remind me so much of my great aunt whose letters contained her dailies. Her days were much slower after her children had grown and were busy raising their own. She filled it by the mundane tasks of little jobs around her house, letter writing her friends (instead of phoning since long distance calls were sooooo expensive) and doing her shopping. The '50's housewife was much busier than this example, and by no means boring.
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Rosa 3 year s ago
good-days 
Life is still not fun !