Tuesday 29 August 1944, Morning
Dearest Eleanor,
Good morning
my Sweet. I dreamt about you last night.
Wow, what a dream! It was all
mixed up but did we have fun!
Yesterday was
just another day. The usual routine of
eating, working and loafing. Saw a very
amusing movie last night I'm sure you'd
enjoy it. "Allergic to Love" with Martha O'Driscoll and Noah Berry,
Jr. It's all about this couple that gets
married and every time they kiss the wife gets an attach of hay fever--some
fun.
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If it is I won't be going ashore until Friday.
Don't worry
about money. I cashed a $20 check with
Dr. Gilman before we left and since then got paid. I still have over $70 and there will be
another pay day Thursday. I'm sure I can
more than get along on what I get here
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Got a letter from Deb yesterday, but nothing else. Bet I get several today.
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Got a letter from Deb yesterday, but nothing else. Bet I get several today.
Glad to hear
Linda is doing so well. I'd love to hear
some of Norma's chatter, but then I'd love to be with all three of my
girls. Sweetheart your last letters
sounded like you were so unhappy. Please
don't let this get you down. This mess
will be over soon. We're young and we'll
have lots of good times together.
Remember, we
always enjoyed life and made the most of everything and when we are together
again we'll have first, a swell second honeymoon, and then resume where we left
off.
It's time for
me to go to work darling. So bye until tomorrow.
Loving you always,
Gil
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