IF THIS WAS CORRECT

 
After the job with Milo ended, Elizabeth Patterson used a connection she had to get me a job with Western Union in New York City, and I moved in with Kenneth Ross. After a while, however, it became clear that it was too hard on Jeanne to be all alone trying to cope with our baby and the household responsibilities, so I quit to come back to Schenectady.

I was all for making a permanent move to New York City with my family in order to be closer to the group working for Baba, but Jeanne was not in favor of the idea; she felt that Schenectady was a better place in which to raise children. Later on, when Norina indicated that we should make the move, Jeanne wrote to Baba, asking him if this was correct.

He wrote back, saying, "You don't have to."