Spitball Army

Carl has been out spearing suckers (the only thing you can take this early) and we’ve had two swell fish dinners.

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This has been a very dreary, rainy day; so was glad that June had invited me to go to her church for lunch and a food demonstration. Different products were sold, out of which I purchased some of Watkins’ products. They really sell a variety of things – besides food. I got some shampoo, and some moth crystals.

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Dr. Long wants me to come back in two months. Said that when you do come home on furlough, (prob. no possibility for quite awhile) that I should come to see him as soon as I hear about your coming, or if I meet you somewhere, he wants me to see him first before I would leave.

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I believe it’s warm where you are but it’s a darn sight hotter here.

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Will really have to do some good practicing (piano), as tomorrow is the day I play for the Club program. I’ll pretend you’re there listening; then just watch me do my very best.

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I was over to June’s for waffles this noon. Irene was there from Alabama. She looks the same.

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Getting married to you is one of the loveliest things that could ever have happened to me. Now, if I can only make the rest of my dreams come true, I could not expect any more in life for real happiness.

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Don’t know just what to expect in the way of business for the year. So far we are ahead of last year but it is impossible to keep that up as we are running out of material. When we do I think I will try and join the Marines. I’ll be OK if they are not too particular.

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In the afternoon, we practiced our two-piano numbers for about 1½ hours – came home and had our dinner and fixed my lemon fruit-salad for tomorrow. Hiked down to the drugstore and got some root beer and ice cream for “floats” to-night.

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After the show, we went over to Manuel’s Tavern. The place was filled with Democrats. Democrats! They had the CNN wrap-up of the Pennsylvania primary on the big TV screens. It felt like Cambridge, but it was Atlanta.

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