May 15, 1943

Saturday Evening

Darling:

I came home this evening and found a note on the door from Ests. She is staying with one of the girls at the office. I read until now and [the] book I read was grand. Have you seen the picture, dear? Now, voyager. The book was very good, honey. Why, I finished the book.

How are you this evening, dear? I’m fine, only tired and sleepy. I miss you, dear. If you could only sneak in, dear. Yes, you are with me, always, dearest Nick. I love you with all my heart.

The dentist cleaned all my teeth this evening, honey. No letter came this evening, dear, but I have your others to read. I love you, darling, with all my heart.

What are you doing this evening, honey? “The dummy” is playing in the Aberdeen and by looks of the picture, dear, it looks scary.

I’m going to air my things tomorrow, dear. I want to have everything nice and clean when you call, honey. The only thing I’ll have to do is pack. I’m all excited, dear, this will be another honeymoon for us, dear, full of happiness.

Honey, I signed up for a night class in Havre De Grace for speedscript and typing. It won’t cost anything and this will be a good opportunity for me, dear. I would like to learn how to take shorthand, honey. It is a 13 week course.

You were in my thoughts all day, dear. I love you and love you with all my heart for always. You’re everything to me, dearest husband. Soon, we will be together, dear, and we won’t have to write, for we will have each other, dearest Nick. How lovely everything will be!

Goodnight, now, honey. Take good care of yourself always. I send all my love and kisses to you, sweetheart. May God Bless You, dearest Nick.

Lovingly Yours,

Rosemarie

P.S. Honey, do you know this fellow.