Letter from James Burnside to Kay

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Title

Letter from James Burnside to Kay

Description

Mentions seeing medical officer and got shampoo and pills. Hope to get trip over soon but leave situation looked blacker than ever. Mentions her health issue and that he could not sleep.

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Date

1944-01-24

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Two page handwritten letter

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Identifier

EBurnsideJGBBurnsideKE440124

Transcription

[RAF Logo]

Address as usual.
24-1-44

Kay Darling,

Received your Sundays letter this lunch time – thanks Pip! Yes dear, I went to see the M/O this afternoon regarding the spots I get in my hair & he has given me an Ether Shampoo, also some pills to make me sleep. Will do my best regarding a trip over after Wednesday, it's about time we had a stand down.

The leave situation looks blacker than ever, I very much doubt if I shall get off for Sat.

Sorry to hear about your disc, afraid it did look rather a weak point, but our little man will fix that up I guess.

Gosh I feel tired & yet

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2.

I can't seem to sleep when I get to bed. Maybe it's what we calls [sic] the screaming abdabs!

Must away pip for a meal lets hope for a letter tomorrow

Bye Bye Darling

All my love

Yours always

Jim XXX

Citation

J G B Burnside, “Letter from James Burnside to Kay,” IBCC Digital Archive, accessed April 26, 2024, https://ibccdigitalarchive.lincoln.ac.uk/omeka/collections/document/37836.

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