Thursday, 30 March, 1944

G.H.N.

30.3.44

My Own Darling,

I received a letter from you yesterday dated March 22^nd.  The letter I received previous to that was dated March 11^th, so where the letters are you have written me between those dates only the A.P.O. knows.

One paragraph in your last letter referred to a letter you had written on March 20^th – not yet received.  I am anxiously awaiting the “sermon” as you chose to call it and wondering what it can all be about.

However, I am used to waiting now so I guess I shall have to curb my curiosity for a while.

I received a letter from home this morning.  Vera is about to “go all glamorous” by having her hair permed.  Mother has managed to get hold of a pair of Irish linen sheets for me.  I am afraid that my tastes in linen as in everything else are rather expensive!  I would rather have a small stock of good things than a large stock of inferior articles.

There was only one other item of news from Grimethorpe, which owing to the war I cannot put in my letter.

You mention having been to another opera.  Have you managed to see any films again?  I did not go to the pictures last week and so far have not been this week.  It is my half-day to-morrow so I might go to see “Wuthering Heights”.

Thank you for sending off the parcels of lemons and nuts.  I will let you know as soon as ever my parcel arrives.  I think that it is a good idea to send them separately and as you say, we can share them when they arrive.

Well my Dear, once again I come to the end of my letter.  It is post time too but there is just time to tell you once again that I still love you as much as ever. 

Bye Darling.  You own, Grace  xxxxxxx

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