April 21, 1947

April 21

Dear Doc,

I really don't know what to say about the flowers, In fact, I still can't believe it and every time I look at them,  I think about you and wonder if they really are from you.  You are sweet remembering.  It does mean a great deal, more than you realize.  Thank you, Doc, for them, I send you a "peachy kiss" via the mail - which I think is a mighty poor via, however that is the best I can do right now.

This will be a short note.  Ursula and I played some terrific tennis the afternoon after getting off duty. Gosh, I am stiff.  More tomorrow.

Hope you have received a decent letter from me - the short noes are dull.

Thanks, Doc, you are a dear - 

With love

Anne

January 1, 1946

January 1

Dear Doc,

Hello, Mr. Rounds, Happy New Year.

Thank you, Doc, thank you so much for the lovely gift.  "There's something about a soldier".  Don't tell me you haven't heard they are all being discharged?  

The music box is very nice.  I like it very much.  Thank you again.  

I believe, Mr. Rounds, you owe me a letter, So!!!!

What have you been doing?  Are you going back to school?  And why not?

We had a very nice Christmas.  It really will not be long before Jo and I shall be leaving for good old Wisconsin.

Do write soon - 

Thank you again, Doc,

As ever,

Anne Roberts