Sunday, October 11, 2015

October 2, 1933 - Monday


My darling,

Have you already asked Miriam to the dance? I think I might come up before Christmas if it doesn’t cause too much of a rumpus down here. When I read in your letter this morning that you were going to take someone else to the Christmas Ball, I didn’t think I could stand it. I don’t think I can hold out until after Christmas. If I only didn’t have other people’s feelings to consider! If I could do as my heart tells me I would leave this afternoon for Eugene. Sweetheart, I don’t know how long I can stand this separation. You aren’t the only one in this family going crazy. I have felt like screaming all day long. I feel as tho’ nothing in the world would sooth me except to have your arms around me. O, lover, I miss you so terribly when can we be together again forever? It’s my turn to be lonesome and blue now I guess but I feel as tho’ any life separated from you must be temporary. I can’t seem to make a place for myself and get fixed here.

If you haven’t already gotten your date I will let you know as soon as possible so if I don’t come you can get a date.

All my love, Ann

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