June 19, 1933 - Monday

Postmarked June 19, 1933 Portland Oreg.

To GLH ROTC Camp Vancouver Barracks

From AEP, 1719 NE Knott St, Portland

Dearest George,

Wasn’t the weekend perfect! I enjoyed being with you so much, dear. I am looking forward to every minute that we are together. Do you think I would be too bold if I suggested that I stay at your house every Saturday night wile you are at Camp? What do you think? I await your verdict!

I wish that you would please cast your peepers on the enclosed grade card!! I was so excited when it came this morning that I couldn’t wait for you to come to town but I have to send it to you. But don’t you dare loose it see, because it is an important piece of paper!

I have also enclosed my father’s letter that I wanted you to read. Would you mind remembering to bring them both in with you the next time you come?

This day has been a pretty busy one for me. This morning I did house work! Get that. Our room was still a mess from unpacking. I straightened it up and made our bed and Mom’s up clean and then I washed practically all the stockings I have and then I got lunch. Doesn’t that sound housewify? This afternoon I caught up on my memory book and some of my snap shot books but I have so many pictures that I haven’t room in my album and I’ll have to get some new ones. It is so much fun to look back at the good times I have had in school. Darling, I have to get a job in Portland next year so that I can come down to see you in Eugene and so that you can come to see me when you can get to Portland. Just these short separations show me how unbearable it would be to be separated for so long.

Mom and I are going downtown tomorrow and I am going to leave my Portland address at the library in case I might get something there. O, George, if I only could!

Come over when you can, dear. We will have extra on hand so that if you come before dinner you can eat here.

I love you, darling

Annie