Postmark Oct. 14, 1941
Kings Creek, Ky. Monday night Dearest, I feel a little bit guilty because I didn’t write you last night, but I missed you so much I couldn’t write. You ought to get this by the time I get a letter from you so I won’t be cheating you. Before we were married I thought I missed you terribly when I was away from you. Now it’s a hundred times that bad. Maybe I can stay away from you five days at a time but it’s going to be hard. I’m pretty sure I won’t miss any weekends away from you. I was so lonesome yesterday I told Mother I wish I’d stayed till the evening before I came home. She said she never saw such a fellow and that I couldn’t stay away from you a minute. I wish I didn’t ever have to. I’ve been thinking about a lot of things to write today but when I start writing I forget most of it. But I always remember that you’re the sweetest, dearest girl alive and that I love you more than I do all the r