Up about 6.30. Busy all day receiving medical patients. Finished shortly after 7 o’clock. Had short walk.
13 March 1918; Wednesday
Up about 6.30. On duty all day. Finished about 6 o’clock. Did a bit French.
12 March 1918; Tuesday
Up about 6.30 and on duty at 7 o’clock. Got ward cleared up in good time and afternoon off. Glorious day.
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11 March 1918; Monday
10 March 1918; Sunday
Up about 6 o’clock. On duty in diarrhoea† ward at 7 o’clock. Found it a much busier ward than medical. Finished at 6 o’clock and had a walk with Harvey. Got in to the end of a service and had an interesting talk on the way back. Wrote letter to Ernie.
9 March 1918; Saturday
Up shortly after 6 o’clock and on duty in big medical ward at 7 o’clock. Kept busy all day. Had walk at night with Harvey.
8 March 1918; Friday
Up about 6 o’clock and on duty at 7 o’clock in the big medical ward. Kept busy all day and finished about 7 at night. Had walk afterwards with Harvey.
7 March 1918; Thursday
Up at 6 o’clock. On parade at 7 and straight into a medical ward. Worked hard all day with Harvey and finished about 7 o’clock at night. Had short walk. Received letter from home and one from Charlie enclosing a photograph. Replied.
6 March 1918; Wednesday
Up about 7 o’clock. Paraded at 9 o’clock and put into surgical ward. Holman with me and we worked until after 9 o’clock at night. Straight to bed.