Tuesday 8:00 P.M. March 14, 1944

Dear Hon:

Good evening Sweetheart. I am exceptionally tired tonight. More tired than I have been in a long time. When I got home from work today, Mary and I got busy and washed clothes and there were ever so many, sometimes I wonder where I pick up such a big wash. It is still out and I may leave it hanging for the night as they are not dry and I am much to tired to pick them up. Immediately after I finish this letter I will take it and put it in Mr. H’s mailbox and off to bed.

I received your letter today dear, of Friday P.M. also you had a letter from someone who possibly was your buddy. I do not recall that name, at least I don’t remember you mentioning it. I am forwarding it to you sweetheart, unopened as I want you to be the first to read it, I will hear about it no doubt from you.

It was a beautiful day today. I hope we have many more of them. Tomorrow, is our day off and I am looking forward to spending it a little more leisurely as I have done my share of work today. We will possibly go down the street for a while and for the evening and supper, we are invited to Kitty’s. She is having spaghetti for us.

Darling, you will forgive me for being so brief, won’t you Sweetheart. I just had to drop you a line as I cannot bear to have you without mail for a day. Any bit of news is appreciated I’m sure. I will try and do much better tomorrow darling.

I will close with Love and Kisses to my most lovable husband. I love you darling with all my heart and soul.

Your Loving Wife.

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