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422 October 7 - Sunday - 8:30 P.M. My Dearest Darling: Fall was in the air today - little foliage change, but there are lots of dry, crackling leaves underfoot. I miss you particularly much this time of year, which is especially outs, and I look forward eagerly to next fall when we are together again plagued neither by separation or baby sickness. Lets have lots of fun sweety like our first few months together, tho perhaps not quite as hectic, and now we have the button-nose to tag-along with us. I fixed her up a fancy [pg 2] new hair do today - bang in front [Drawing], the hair on the crown of her head swirled in a puff [Drawing] and fastened in the center with a barette and the long hair at the nape of her neck curled under [Drawing] as it tends to go that way naturally. If we can't have curls, we can have lots of variations with what we've got. Little sweetie looked like a Revoir painting with her hair fixed that way, red and white checked pinafore and sturdy bare brown legs. Still no mail, and it gets increasingly hard to bridge these gaps when I know someday the good news will come thru. In the meanwhile I try to keep busy getting little things out of the way, so we won't have [pg 3] to be bothered with them. Yesterday I piled and tied newspapers and got them out to the garage and also put bricks under our trunks. Today I cleaned out the desk, and got some things ready for the cleaner including Miss C's blankets - that way we won't have a whopping big cleaners bill when our expenses are heaviest. Familiar faces are leaving fast, and practically all the old faces at the P.O. are gone. All in all this demobilization business must be moving pretty fast - but the faster the better. Please tell me soon that you are coming home soon. I love you darling - terribly much- Bobby
