March 13, 1945—Tuesday
My Dearest Darling Husband,
Hello honey dearest hows my precious one, you’d better be fine sweetie and I know my little honey is smarter and more precious than ever too. No mail tonight honey but already hoping for tomorrow night. Gee your letters are so terribly precious honey dear and gosh but they make me feel so terribly wonderful. Gosh when the one you love so much is so far from you, letters mean everything in the world to you. They’ve surely meant everything in the world to us honey. Gosh I love my adorable darling so terribly much-you know I always will too.
Today was so nice our honey, sun was so bright. We had all the windows in the house open and gee it was so awful being inside. Remember how we’d always go out riding honey and enjoyed it so very much. Won’t it be wonderful honey when we can take trips together and both drive, gosh it’ll be so wonderful and we’ll be so happy.
It was so nice today, everyone around here was burning the grass and Frank and Mary was one and Daddy was burning ours and then Frank came over and helped Daddy out his out. Mary came over and talked quite a while. They surely are swell people and would do anything for you.
Well
sweetheart darling just finished my mighty work and so I’d finish my little
honey’s letter. Darling enclosed is about Clarence and also a swell map showing
K.C. Darling how would Sr. Joe before us a room, it
isn’t far from Lenneworth, in Atchson.
I imagine Sr. Joe would be larger though we’d get more when we went there. Gosh
honey its so darn wonderful the way we have it all
planned and that just the way we want it to honey. Just think darling its already 9 months since we last saw and kissed each
other. Remember that last night in
Loads and loads of love to my precious darling husband I love so terribly much.