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20- Saturday Evening 9:30 Dearly beloved: So tired I am tonight - Mrs. Price was here to dinner and then I bathed, fed and put Wendy to bed - After which we ate dessert and listened to Dewey. No mail from you - darling I do hope at least some of my letters have gotten to you. We had a letter from Helen Frankel and she says that Charles is still on [T?] and promises to make short work of the war. You help - and maybe between the two of you, the war will be over in half the time! Sweety, I'm delighted with our photographs and hope you are too. They won't be ready til next Saturday (I ordered 3) but one of the proofs was such a darling picture of Wendy, that I bought it and am mailing it to you on Monday. I've had one call about a camera - a Kodak [?] - but some [?] and film [?] I've never heard of at $15 - but I didn't do anything about it. Invited Bev and Gil to dinner on Tuesday - will see if I can get something [pg 2] for the fireplace. Promised Bev cookies for her trip - so I'll have to bake them tomorrow - also hope to cut out an apron for Muz- Darling, I'm so lonely and miss you so much - please write me anything at all to look forward to. If I wasn't so sleepy, I’d write you some of the rosy thoughts I have for our future - will do so though real soon. You are my love - Bobby Sunday 10:20 Goodmorning darling: Wendy just gave a huge burp and big smile in way of greeting. She is trying to make sitting up motions, but without much success. We didn't wake up til 7:20 this morning, so I shall feed little sweetie when we get back from the P.O. Her little sit down is getting bigger and cuter - I guess so she'll have something to sit on- Will write you more later - You have our love- Bobby
