DEAREST LOVE | WILLIAM SCHOFIELD [1917]

LETTER THREE

19th October 1916

Dearest Love,

Will I will always be proud of you.
It's a good start that you are trying to make friends.
Maybe start to talk about the weather? Or football?
I know that isn't much help, normally when I start making
conversation I will give them a compliment or ask them about their child.

There is a lady who uses her living room as a shop.
She get people old clothes and remake it into
something new or mends the clothing.
I went there and she was lovely. I got myself a red
dress, as I know you're always telling me I should wear
red more. I only will wear it when you come home and
we can go our somewhere together. As we haven't
had a date night since Robin has been born.

I know this is a short one but as you see Robin has decided
to draw on this piece of paper I was planning on using to write.

Love From M. Always.

Ps I hope you like the four leaf clover, Robin found it and
I know that it will try you luck.

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I think I might be taking a two week from this book as
I haven't been working on any of my other book and only this one.

would you like me to date each letter?