Tuesday 14 August 1944, At Sea
Dearest,
As I sit down
to write I find that all I can say is a repetition of what I have said in my
earlier letters. Work, eat, and sleep,
with a little recreation in the way checkers, gin, rummy, acey ducey, and
walking around the deck is a good summary of my daily routine.
I was a
little busier in my office today and saw eight patients. I also spent about an hour finishing up the
cataloguing the books in the ship's library.
Finished a
murder mystery last night and am beginning another today. Movies are not shown at sea as a matter of
security. In case of an emergency it is
felt that all the men aboard should not be congregated in one portion of the
ship--so no movies.
It is now
almost time for supper so I'm going to shower and change shirts as I've done
lots of sweating today.
I'll see you
in my dreams.
Love,
Gil
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