BR TO KATHARINE TAIT, 11 JAN. 1946
BRACERS 52530. ALS. McMaster
Proofread by K. Blackwell

Grosvenor Lodge, Babraham Rd.,
Cambridge
11 Jan. 1946

My dear Kate

Thank you for a very nice letter. It is sad that the Atlantic is between us, but I am sure it is better for you to be in America. I am sorry we failed to do anything about your birthday. I am going to send Times’s to you when I can.

I am being very busy and very successful — I spoke twice in the Lords,1 I have masses of articles to do, plenty of money, and fewer worries than at any time since 1927.2 I want to <text excised from photocopy by K. Tait>

Very much love, dear Kate.

Your aff
Diddy

We have bought a cottage at Festiniog, near Port Meirion, and are leaving here on July 31.

• 1

  spoke twice in the Lords On the international situation and the atomic bomb (28 Nov.) and the situation in Central Europe (5 Dec.). Reprinted as 66 and 54 in Collected Papers 24.

• 2

  fewer worries than at any time since 1927 1927 is when he and Dora Russell started Beacon Hill School.