The Letters- March 15, 1927 from Bob to Jean

The Letters- March 15, 1927 from Bob to Jean

"Sweetheart:

                 Maybe you think I'm not rushed. I have a few minutes while I'm waiting for the baggage man- so I'm putting them to good use. 

                 So many wonderful things have happened to me since I've been in Waterloo that I hate to leave. Unexpected trips to C.R. and the glorious outcome of one of them- almost too good to be true. 

                I've made up my mind to like Dubuque, though- and after I'm settled you and I are going to have many more glorious times. 

               Please, dear, I'll find a letter waiting for me there in the morning, won't I? It will be such a glorious welcome. 

                My pay check hasn't come, so I may have to walk yet. I'll make the company advance the money- they pay my expenses in the end anyway.

               Dearest, I'll always have a warm spot in my heart for Waterloo. It was while I was here that the most wonderful thing in the world happened to me. And the McBrooms have been so wonderful to me. 

               But love is not a matter of geography- and I'll love you as much tomorrow in Dubuque as I do today in Waterloo. And it is dearly that. 

                                     I love you, 

                                               Bob"

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