01 May May 1, 1945
Posted at 16:38h
in Letters
V-mail from: Mrs. G. Shonkwiler to: Pvt George W. Shonkwiler May 1st, 1945, 11 o’clock p.m. Tuesday
Darling,
Received a V-mail today dated April 23rd with your new address. I hope you stick around long enough to get this. I haven’t sent a V-mail for ages. So here ’tis. I sewed and hung and pressed my new living room curtains today and they look very nice, I’ve been told. You mentioned a money order for my Mother’s Day present. Gee, I’ll sure be tempted to spend it on myself, but guess I’ll need it for more practical things. I would like a dress and a pair of shoes or do you think that would be extravagant? I really should use it for the Sept. tax bill ($102.00), but perhaps you’ll be home by then. (I can dream can’t I?) I did decide on a pair of shoes in the loop yesterday and when I gave him my #4 shoe coupon, I found it wasn’t good until August 1st and I’ll need both my #3 coupons for Ronnie’s shoes already. Consequently unless someone donates a coupon, I can’t buy shoes anyway. Oh me! No meat, no shoes, no love, no nothing.
Good night honey, love Mom and Ronnie
