Pencil drawing by Art Price. |
Wednesday, February 22, 1950
20 Cooper Street
Dear June,
What’s the idea of not writing just because a letter is a day late? You can’t do that to me. I love you, darling, but I’ll be angry if you do it again. I’ll accept some excuses for not writing but not this one. I look forward to your letters so much. You know I wait for them just like you do.
It was wonderful to talk to you yesterday. I would have liked to sit and listen to your voice all afternoon. Of course, this will be a short letter. Not much has happened since. I washed my car this afternoon – first time in months. Then I went to see Twelve O’Clock High tonight. It was very good as you probably already know. Then I came home right afterward. I’m behaving myself. No more beer for me.
I missed you very much last night, darling. I miss you very much all the time. Take good care of yourself and good night for now,
Love
(Tomorrow – girls night out on Broadway.)
© 2011 Lee Price
Well, she's been told!
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