July
2, 1944
France
My Darling
Mark
Hello
Sweetheart
I
haven’t written for quite some time so will write a few lines. I have been
pretty busy lately honey – or would have written sooner.
I
won’t have much time to write honey – but will every chance I get. We haven’t
had any mail for some time now.
I’d
like to write & tell you of a lot of stuff here but can’t you know.
It
looks as tho its going to be pretty rough sledding here on out.
It
rains nearly every day here – enough to make it muddy & miserable.
Dode
is in the Navy in Texas now – they finally got him too. Heard
from your brother lately?
Honey
– I sho miss you & all that loving that goes with you. I could sure use
some now. I can remember the times I’ve missed loving you and I rue it to this
day. I’ll know better when I get back. I’ll know better than to pull any more
of those stunts I did at Manhattan!!!!!
One
never knows till its too late – does one? Huh?
I
got some pictures from Cec. a while back.
Well,
honey I’d better close for now – I’ve got some water heating for coffee.
Synthetic coffee! I’d like to taste some good coffee again.
I’d
better write home too I guess so will close for now. I miss you and love you
more every day honey. Write soon. Bye for now. I love you Sweetheart.
All
My Love Always, Johnny
P.S. This 10 franc (20 cents) is French
invasion money)
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| 10 Franc note, front |
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| 10 Franc note, back |
