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Tuesday, 1 August, 1944 - Two Letters

G.H.N.                                                                                           158 1-8-44 My Own Darling, A letter arrived from you this morning which Vera had posted on to me.   Your letters never fail to thrill me, Darling.   Though I am sure we are all ready to blame the A.P.O. for delay of letters at times we really ought to be grateful.   I do not know how I should exist without your letters to look forward to. Once again I am back on duty after a fairly quiet week-end.   On Saturday morning Robin and I went out and met an old patient of ours in town.   ...