- September 6, 1943
- September 6, 1943, p. 1
- September 6, 1943, p. 2
Letter transcription:
Lieut. R.S. Yegerlehner USNR
Navy 60 F.P.O. S.F.C.
Sept. 6, 1943
Dear Mother,
I missed writing yesterday because I just didn’t have the chance so must also write the folks because I missed them also but won’t be able to get to theirs until this P.M. It seems that time is one thing I don’t have a lot of these days but I like it that way because the days go by like telephone poles on a fast train. It’s been that way the past week and seems as if it will continue.
Your letter of Aug. came late Sat. P.M. and that was the third day in succession that mail came – so we are really spoiled again.
[page 2] I have a little trip to make again today and I’m in a little hurry but I’m trying to take enough time to write you a few sensible lines. Don’t get the idea I’m being overworked because I’m not and what I am doing is a pleasure.
Today is laundry day and it looks as if it will be a good day – at home it’s Labor day but we don’t seem to pay any attention to that.
I promise to do better tomorrow –
Love Daddy
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“telephone poles on a fast train.” Never heard that one before, but it’s a good one.
“Don’t get the idea I’m being overworked because I’m not and what I am doing is a pleasure.” That’s good to know.
I thought it was a very poetic analogy. 🙂