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435 October 19 - Friday - 10:15 P.M. My Dearest Darling: Have been reading George Tweed's story “Robinson Crusoe USN,” and was particularly interested in the references to Mrs. Johnston, because you have met her. We might enjoy skimming thru the book together some evening. No mail from you today, but perhaps there will be some tomorrow. Jerry stopped by this afternoon to return some books, and stayed about half an hour. Reinie is still waiting orders, but she's hoping he'll be home for Thanksgiving. [pg 2] Shortly after Jerry left, Vivian Hamlin ran over with a couple of slices of very delicious chocolate cake she had baked. Two pieces on the plate made it look as if it was for both of us, and I enjoyed the treat all the more. Isn't it fun about Sammy! His marriage was completely unexpected, and I'm so glad for him. Jerry has seen a picture of his wife and says she looks quite glamorous. I haven't seen him to offer congratulations yet, but will do so for both of us. Sweety I'm going to have an all new array of nighties for you, but I'm not having any luck at all finding a dress [pg 3] to wear up to SF, so don't be surprized if you see me wearing something familiar. On sunny days I take an hours sun bath trying to hold on to at least part of my tan, but you’d better hurry home, because it is fast fading. Damn it, I'm so sleepy I can't remember all the things I’d had saved up to write. Tell you what - I'll leave this letter open for a P.S. in the morning, and maybe my thinker will be working better. Goodiness Sweety before too many more nights we'll be jumping into bed together - I love you- Bobby
