mrs. jerome had forbidden jennie to correspond with him. but randolph wrote passionately from blenheim. my own darling jeanette, i cannot let another day pass without writing to you. i do not think i've ever had such a day as yesterday, such a melancholy journey away from you, then to have the listen to the toddling gossip of my mother and sisters when my hearts and thoughts were elsewhere. it's so curious that my rooms and my things and occupation here which i used to take an interest in are quite hateful now and all i can do is keep re-reading your her and looking at your photographs until i get quite stupid. i do not think, dearest, you have any idea of how much i love you or what sacrifices i would not make to call you my own. my whole life and energies should be devoted to making you happy and protecting you from harm or wrong. life should be to you like one long summer day. then randolph wrote to his father. i do not think that if i were to write pages i could gibb you any idea of the strength of feeling of my affections and love for

mrs. jerome had forbidden jennie to correspond with him. but randolph wrote passionately from blenheim. my own darling jeanette, i cannot let another day pass without writing to you. i do not think i've ever had such a day as yesterday, such a melancholy journey away from you, then to have the listen to the toddling gossip of my mother and sisters when my hearts and thoughts were elsewhere. it's so curious that my rooms and my things and occupation here which i used to take an interest in are quite hateful now and all i can do is keep re-reading your her and looking at your photographs until i get quite stupid. i do not think, dearest, you have any idea of how much i love you or what sacrifices i would not make to call you my own. my whole life and energies should be devoted to making you happy and protecting you from harm or wrong. life should be to you like one long summer day. then randolph wrote to his father. i do not think that if i were to write pages i could gibb you any idea of the strength of feeling of my affections and love for

mrs. jerome had forbidden jennie to correspond with him. but randolph wrote passionately from blenheim. my own darling jeanette, i cannot let another day pass without writing to you. i do not think i've ever had such a day as yesterday, such a melancholy journey away from you, then to have the listen to the toddling gossip of my mother and sisters when my hearts and thoughts were elsewhere. it's so curious that my rooms and my things and occupation here which i used to take an interest in are quite hateful now and all i can do is keep re-reading your her and looking at your photographs until i get quite stupid. i do not think, dearest, you have any idea of how much i love you or what sacrifices i would not make to call you my own. my whole life and energies should be devoted to making you happy and protecting you from harm or wrong. life should be to you like one long summer day. then randolph wrote to his father. i do not think that if i were to write pages i could gibb you any idea of the strength of feeling of my affections and love for

jerome. >> thank you, mr. president. a lot of people in europe are still struggling to understand what happened on november 8 in the united states. do you believe it's the exact same dynamic as brexit which happened six months before and does it have to do with leaders with the mood of their country? do you think you underestimated anger or resentment of fear in america? and do you, prime minister, president obama has repeatedly said including today that greece should get substantial debt relief. from your conversation with him today, are you hopeful that he might convince merkel to make in that regard later this week? >> no two countries are identical, and, obviously, there's a difference between a referendum on a very complex relationship between great britain and the rest of europe and a presidential election in the united states. presidential elections always turn on personality, they turn on how campaigns are run, they turn on natural desires for change if you've had an incumbent who's been there for eight years, th

jerome avenue bronx, new york, as the dr. roscoe c. brown jr. post office building. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from arizona is recognized. mr. gosar: i ask unanimous consent that all members have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous material on the bill under consideration. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. gosar: i rise in support of designates ae bill post office in the bronx, new york, as the dr. roscoe c. brown jr. post office building. as a member 240e6 -- member of the tuskegee airmen, he was the first african-american fighter pilot to shoot down a german jet. he earned his ph.d. at new york university where he later taught and served as president of bronx community college. his service to the nation is admirable and i look forward to learning more about his extraordinary life from my colleague, representative serrano of new york. for now, i urge members to support the bill and reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentlewoman from the virgin islands. ms. plaskett: i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speak