Then I fall asleep with the strange feeling of wanting to be different than I am or being different than I want to be,
or perhaps of behaving differently than I am or want to be.
Oh dear, now I'm confusing you too. Forgive me, but I don't like crossing things out,
and in these times of scarcity, tossing away a piece of paper is clearly taboo.
So I can only advise you not to reread the above passage and to make no attempt to get to the bottom of it,
because you'll never find your way out again! Yours, Anne
MONDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1942
Dearest Kitty, Hanukkah and St. Nicholas Day nearly coincided this year; they were only one day apart.
We didn't make much of a fuss with Hanukkah, merely exchanging a few small gifts and lighting the candles.
Since candles are in short supply, we lit them for only ten minutes, but as long as we sing the song, that doesn't matter.
Mr. van Daan made a menorah out of wood, so that was taken care of too.
St. Nicholas Day on Saturday was much more fun. During dinner Bep and Miep were so busy whispering to Father
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