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Laura Davis letters to her husband Lloyd Davis, November-December 1942

1942-11-28 Laura Davis to Lloyd Davis Page 4

You wrote me such a nice letter in todays mail. I'll got to D.M. or any other place to meet you if possible. The weather would be the only if, and I can beat pretty bad weather somehow. You can be real sure I approve of all you have done about your leave. I hope stuff works out fine; if it doesn't I'll be waiting to help out any way I can. Sometimes I feel pretty bad about something - like in-laws - but I never feel bad about us. I want to help and to always know I'm loved all the time, and to feel either of us can always do what seems right or wisest to us and know our mate will understand even if the decision was not right or something better could have been done. We've got to have 100% acceptance of each as people but not 100%...of everything the other says or does or thinks. Don't you think that is the idea?

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You wrote me such a nice letter in todays mail. I'll got to D.M. or any other place to meet you if possible. The weather would be the only if, and I can beat pretty bad weather somehow. You can be real sure I approve of all you have done about your leave. I hope stuff works out fine; if it doesn't I'll be waiting to help out any way I can. Sometimes I feel pretty bad about something - like in-laws - but I never feel bad about us. I want to help and to always know I'm loved all the time, and to feel either of us can always do what seems right or wisest to us and know our mate will understand even if the decision was not right or something better could have been done. We've got to have 100% acceptance of each as people but not 100%...of everything the other says or does or thinks. Don't you think that is the idea?