Tuesday
Dear Doc,
Just a short note before I get ready for a "going away" party the nurses are giving for me this evening, probably the last letter you will receive from me - while I am here. Time is drawing near and I am glad. Boy, I really am going to bread down and have fun. Perhaps I shall survive perhaps not, we have great plans for the summer. I haven't time now, shall elaborate later.
Congratulations to you and the crew for the fine "crewing". It seems like a lot of fun. I sure the undefeated men couldn't have got along with No. 4. Say he looks like quite a character. yes, I guess his mother thinks he is pretty wonderful - Thank god for mothers. Say, No 6, Herman Mowatt looks alright. Also Warren Young, thinking about it strongly I may get to Boston after all, Ahem!
Say, Doc, aren't you afraid to go out on the water without your flappers?
I think I shall go "bats" if Saturday does not hurry and get here. Now that I am leaving I rather dislike it. I have found so many good people here. It has been a wonderful experience. By the way, I followed your suggestion and am having some fun. Thursday afternoon I am going flying. That I am looking forward to very much. I have met a pleasant young man - a medical student, one of the lab technicians at the Sanitarium, guess he was a former naval pilot and it has been a welcome change doing some dating. Gosh, I had forgotten how to act -
Wish I had time I would tell you of a deal Mrs. Aldis is arranging for me. I shall write more when I have time.
Say Doc, you do look thin. You'd better gain a few pounds before you boast of looking like Charles Atlas. Perhaps the "before".
Don't fret about the letter to Jo - I sent her your love and also a hope of a letter. She is having a wonderful time. It seems like a heck of a long time since I've seen her. Boy, watch our dust.
I going to play golf, tennis, have a steak a day, millions of martinis and plenty of fun. One serious thought is my limit - Probably be a wreck.
Be good
As ever,
Anne
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