The Kathi Diaries: a wee bit wicked and totally gung-ho
erik hedegaardIn 1923, my great aunt Kathi was a world-traveling bon-vivant coquette, a marriage-hating bisexual (not quite Anne Lister Gentleman Jack), fierce, sad, lost, found, no fan of ugly legs, a ship-wreck survivor, a WW1-horrors witness. These are her words.
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Note — this is the second installment of Kathi's 1918 diary while at Smith College. As before, assume all folks with masculine names are girls, except for Kathi's brothers Carl and Franklin (and anyone called Mr.).
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