MONDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1942

    Dearest Kitty,

    . Nic. e didnt make mucs and lig supply,  ten minutes, but as long as  doesnt matter. Mr. van Daan made a menora of  aken care of too.

    St. Nicurday  our curiosity ed to somet eigrooped doairs tc gave me tairs!) to tc, since t  .

    quot;O; we all cried.

    In t decorated er.

    e quickly took t upstairs tle gift for everyone, including an appropriate verse. Since youre famte eac. Nic copy them down for you.

    I received a Ke bookends, and so on. ell any  of us ed St. Nicime to begin.

    Yours, Anne

    PS. e also s for everyone doairs, a fe over from teful for money.

    today ery to me!

    thURSDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1942

    Dearest Kitty,

    Mr. van Daan used to be in t, sausage and spice business. , to our great deligs alents t have come in handy now.

    e ordered a large amount of meat (under ter, of course) t o preserve in case times ao make brat, sausages and mett. I c t times. ts to t and used a long pipe to force ture into the casings.

    e ate t  for lunc to be canned, o dry first, so  into laug was suc.

    tcter t t.  ted apron, crying to do everyt once: learning Dutc of a book, stirring tc, sig s o get rid of t beion and ting next to tove dabbing ea. Pim, seated in t o move  to stay out of tism must ly er , atoes.  rigo it, none of us ching Mr. van Daan.

    Dussel al practice. Just for fun, Ill describe t patient.

    Mot victim, sat do, and vaselin