- April 12, 1943 envelope
- April 12, 1943, p. 1
- April 12, 1943, p. 2
Letter transcription:
Apr. 12, 1943
Lieut R. S. Yegerlehner
Navy 224
% Postmaster (Fleet)
San Francisco, Calif.
Dear Mother,
Just finished my morning chores and I believe by writing early I’ll catch an earlier mail, but of course this won’t help only I know that your mail will be “bunchy.” So I hope you don’t worry about not getting letters for a few days. It’s just the way things happen.
I’ve been amusing myself at off times reading Agatha Christie’s book “Murder in The Air.” It’s a pretty good murder story but my reading time is cut in small pieces.
Yesterday being Sunday we put on a good spread. Had Fillet Mignon
[page 2] Steak – apple with ice cream – corn mashed potatoes, green beans and I almost forgot soup to begin and raisin bread. The bread wasn’t very necessary for me however. Yes I’m in my right mind that is exactly what we had and yes Iced tea with a shot of fresh limes. We do not have things like this every day but we appreciate it when it comes along you can bet.
There has been some delay due to a little argument about things in general and it’s still is going on but I’m turning a deaf ear to things.
Well, I’ll have to start doing something so solong
Love Daddy
©2014 copyright owned and transcribed by Deborah Sweeney
Post originally found: https://genealogylady.net/2014/04/09/filet-mignon-steak-roscoe/
“Death in the Air” is one of her Hercule Poirot novels. We saw the David Suchet version of it.
So have I! 🙂
Sounds like a feast to me!