Letter from Ursula Valentine to her husband John Valentine

Letter from Ursula Valentine to her husband John Valentine

Notes not much to write about and hopes he had a pleasant journey back. Continues with talk of with daily activities.

1941-12-15

Two page handwritten letter

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Lido
Monday 15.12.41
12 noon
Darling Johnny
I’m in a terrible hurry as usual and anyway there isn’t much to report since yesterday. Hope you had a pleasant journey back – what appalling manners Hedan's has to cut me dead like that when I was standing with you. I felt like telling him so.
Barbara is on morning duty so I am busy washing etc. It’s a grand day
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& I’m hoping to get some gardening done this afternoon.
Really must go to town now – let me know as soon poss which day I can go to Stoke Lyne – the sooner the better!
All my love to you darling, I wish you could have stayed several days more.
Yours ever
Ursula.