Spitball Army

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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I’ve been baking beans today and have discovered the secret to success.

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Bought a box of Easter eggs and sent them to Patricia, the “little sister” and her brothers and sisters. They are so poor and have so little.

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Yes, Honey, it was wonderful to be together for those eleven months. Wonder what it’s like to live more than a year together! I know I’ll love it and can hardly wait!

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I was so happy to get your letter and I’m anxiously waiting for the one that will tell us where you are. My 7th graders are studying the South Pacific now and with each area I wonder if you are there.

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Your descriptions are very beautiful and I’m so glad that you’re still enjoying yourself. The country, with those rolling hills by the sea, really must be thrilling. I did enjoy living by the ocean so much. Maybe someday we can do it again.

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Haven’t heard from Les and Dee for sometime, but have had several papers from them lately with numerous pix of the flood conditions there. The old river really went on a rampage in that vicinity, swelled from the fast melting snows. A man who lives there, told me today, that the snow, five feet of it, melted in one week’s time. Is it any wonder that they had floods.

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