Postmarked COLNE LANCS 8PM 8 MCH 1940
addressed to Lieut. R. Helme. D.W.R. Church House, Norton, Malton. Yorks
Albert House, Colne, Lancs
8th March
My dearest Ronnie,
Just a wee note to let you know how much I loved having you over my prescious. Oh dear, but it went too quickly. Never mind, it was an extra, and I just hope that you didn’t get into trouble. I am waiting eagerly to hear your dear voice on the ‘phone.
I have done next to nothing all day – just dreaming of you, and wanting you back for ever. I think we will arrange a terrible earthquake in Germany, and another in Russia just to make sure, and then the war will stop because there wont be anyone left to fight. Then beloved we’ll settle down and bill and coo for the rest of our lives.
My uniform didn’t come today, so I am expecting it tomorrow. I suppose when it comes it wont fit. I haven’t room to start another paragraph – but Moué is up this evening, and sends her love.
I am longing for your phone call darling.
All my love Angel Boy, Kathleen.