June
12, 1944
France
My Darling
Mark
Hello
Sweetheart!!
I
got your letter of the 25th yesterday & the one of the 17th
today – so I’ll just answer both at the same time.
It
was the first mail we got since we hit France & it sure was good to hear from
you.
I
hope you’re feeling better by now honey – I have an idea that I could have
helped your sore throat if I was there!
It
made it kinda rough not to be able to eat what you would have liked huh?
Waistline smaller? I’ve lost weight too – but not because I was sick!
I’m
still okay honey and feeling pretty good. Mostly feeling for you.
It’s
hell over here honey – you have no idea what it’s really like – thank
God – I wish it would end soon.
I’m
sure going to be a home-loving ole cuss when I get back, & I really mean
it!
The
weather here is very unusual today – the sun is shining. It’s about the only
day it hasn’t rained. I never seen such a wet country & yet so dry – if you
know what I mean. The Germans took most of the wine.
I
have been lit up on some cider here. Potent stuff! There’s not much of it
either!
Well
honey – I guess I’d better write home now.
Bobby
will probably still have his boat – but don’t you think it might be a little dangerous
for me & you to make love in a
boat??
I
love you honey & miss you like hell! You’ll never know – until I get home –
how much! Bye for now honey & write soon & often. I don’t get many
chances to write. Don’t hold it against me huh?
All
My love always Johnny
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