Darling - dearest one
I'm sitting in the office waiting for Miss Cross who is very late & making me waste a lot of invaluable time. I must just write you this because you're such a long way away - & I always feel more and more desolate the further you go.
Did you go the the pictures last night? - It was heartbreaking to have to leave you when I just felt I wanted you to myself so badly. I was bad-tempered all the way there - & took ages to find the place. It's very tiny in a little side street. The rehearsal didn't really go well - but it was fun seeing everybody in their costumes. Mine is frightfully tight & makes me stick out in front like nothing on earth - Kathleen has a fair wig with two plaits!!
We left off about 10.30 and Ralph brought us home. he's taking us again tonight - I'm going down at 6.30 to have supper at their flat. I've always wanted to see it!!
Grannie has offered to embroider an initial on my 4 towels - can I have an FH or must it be only F? She wondered if you could make up a fairly simple monogram for them. It'll be the most exciting thing I've had done yet.
How have the two Reunions gone? Lots of people? - and are you dead tired?
I'm simply longing to have your photograph by my bed - but I can't part with the other so I think I'll have to have them both.
Olsson has gone to enquire about that record for me - perhaps we'll have it for the weekend.
I love you more than anything else in the world - my darling -
Think of me a lot
Your own
Mary Pleasant
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