March 9, 1952 - Transcription
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- March 9, 1952 - Transcription
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- Transcription of Guy Lee Tinder Jr.'s correspondence.
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- Midwest Genealogy Center, Mid-Continent Public Library, Independence, Missouri
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- 2014-09
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- Midwest Genealogy Center, Mid-Continent Public Library, Independence, Missouri
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Guy Lee Tinder, Jr. correspondence
Mar [March] 9, 1952
Sun [Sunday] Morn [morning] 8:40 AM
Hello Angel
Good morning my Darling. It will probally [sic] be evening when you get this letter but I will
pretend it isn’t. I can just see you sleeping away right now. Wish I were beside you. You had better be
in after a big Sat [Saturday] Nite because back home right now it is 10 till 2, late enough for any married
woman. One that is practically a mother to. I suppose you could be 2 timing me right now but I trust
you. Of course I wouldn’t if you were single that makes me feel glad we are married. I could never have
trusted you if we were single for you used to run around on me when I was home. That is past history
now for the present did I ever tell you that I am falling more in love with a little jealous Devil more every
day with me even 5, 000 miles from her to. Bet you cain’t guess who she is. I was a terrible Husband
when I was home but after 16 mo’s [months] over here and since I am getting used to being married
things will be much much different. I never did tell you that by taking an airplane plus finding out I
didn’t have to be [page 2] at Kilmer till 12 PM Monday night I could of spent another day an[d] a half at
home. I wish I had it to do over again looks like I always find out things to late. Nothing much going on
over there right now yesterday I was out to the R and U shop [] till noon came in cleaned up, went to the
P.X. [Post Exchange] came back got a hair cut, ate supper, went to a no good show, met up with some of
the boys and went to a hotel-beer joint sat there for awhile [sic] wishing I was at home going to a good
dance then I came in and went to bed. Some way to spend a Sat. [Saturday] don’t you think? Only
consulation [consolation] about this week is I never did 15 min work. Only trouble is sitting around gets
boresome [sic]. I generally gad around or read so time goes pretty good. This morning I got up, eat,
brushed my teeth, washed my hair, and showered. Right now I am writing you in bed believe me it is
really a beautiful day out the sun is shining, birds a singing only trouble is I want to be home with you.
Lets see first thing I would do is reach over and kiss you which should wake you up then I would ____
you can guess the rest. Darling I miss you so much I can hardly stand it. Honestly I feel so tore up inside
sometimes I could cry only it wouldn’t do any good. I haven’t gotten any letters yet but am looking
fordward [forward] to some this week. [page 3] You had better be writing plenty to or there is really
gonna be war. How is everyone at home? Fine I hope as for yourself I hope you are feeling good again.
As for myself I feel fit as a fiddle just hoping this good weather keeps up. I guess I will go take a nap till
noon then go to the show at 2. Will write some more after I return
Bye for now.
Hello again Baby
Well the show turned out to be a flop as the film never got here I recon [sic] I can see it
tomorrow night. I suppose you had a busy day. Mine was dull believe me. How is the weather at home
nowdays [nowadays]? If you take any good pictures send them to me. Don’t forget the one’s I
requested. Tell all hello. Write whenever you can which means often. No need of me writing much as
you probally [sic] don’t even miss me anymore. When you get a bed partner I know you won’t then.
Love as always
“Pap”
Ain’t it awful me just 22.
[page 4] I love you [drawn image]
[Notes added by transcriber]
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