Monday, December 5, 1949
20 Cooper Street
Southampton, NY
Dear June:
As you can see I got home okay and didn’t have to stop for a nap. I got home sometime around two.
I’m still thinking about yesterday. It’s going to be hard to stay in town these next two weekends but I guess I’ll have to. I kept my promise and didn’t read your last letter till this noon. I enjoyed it almost as much as ever, even though you had already told me everything.
I didn’t go out tonight, but may go to the movies tomorrow to see that Technicolor musical Oh You Beautiful Doll with June Haver. Since I don’t work on Wednesday maybe I’ll see if the boys are around afterward. Don’t worry. I’ll take it easy.
I didn’t lose any friends by sneaking off to the city. Bruno guessed that’s where I went. He says he has no reason to go there now anyway.
I hope Evie has all her men straightened out by now. If she can get a date for you, go ahead – but you’ll have to allow me to be a little jealous. Jealousy is an awful thing, but I have a feeling I might be anyway.
I hope you call me Wednesday. I can only think of one thing better than talking to you on my birthday – and that would be you in person.
Maybe I’m more tired than I thought. I’ll say so long now. Oh! for a good night kiss,
Lots of love,
Art
(Tomorrow – June doodles for Art.)
© 2010 Lee Price
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