Thursday April 5th

Dad. and I went down as soon as we got up this morning to get the heifer. We picked Frank up at Aunty Alice's, he had been at the dance all night but had his clothes changed They were up down there had had toast and coffee ready for us Dad. had some but I didn't feel very well so didn't partake. We got the heifer with out help or trouble and she came home like a lamb. We didn't put her in the cow stable as it is so boggy at the door but tiered her in the bay. It begam to rain soon after we got home and has kept it up all day steaduily, Gus. came over to renew the insurance application and Frank and Frank and I thought as we culdn't do any thing else we would go fishing Frank has been at me for the last two weeks to go. We put on old clothes and went doen to Pickford's to borrow his net. He went with us and we went all the way down to Art. Ryerse's and fished up to the culvert. They held the net and I "rallied" as Pickford calls it, but we never got a bite. We saw one. We got home about noon and changed all our clothes and I had the feeling all the fishing I wanted I felt rotten as my old rubbers leaked so and I had to wade through the creek occasionally ans the water was sickeningly cold. This after noon we went to sleep after rewading the paper and I spept all the after noon. I spent the evening drawing. It was snowing to-night.