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Carroll Steinbeck letters to parents, January-February, 1944

Carroll Steinbeck to Alfred and Vira Steinbeck Page 1

Feb 5, 1944
Dear Folks,
Sunday night and all is well except my letter writing. I'm afraid I'm not in the mood for it. Maybe I'm tired after a big weekend.
We did about the same as usual this week end. My room mates and I went bowling then to the midnight show. Got in about 3:00. I slept till 12:00. Oh boy! We went down town for awhile then came back to the room. We've been sitting around talking about all the things we should be doing but haven't gotten up enough ambition to do it yet.
I didn't hear from Ken this week. First time thats happened for a long time. He must be be pretty busy.
I'm sending some pictures along. Look on the back, as usual, for information.
You just a well send those films out. I can use them some way.
I can't get down to the post office in time to insure that watch to send home. I'll get it there yet.

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Feb 5, 1944 Dear Folks, Sunday night and all is well except my letter writing. I'm afraid I'm not in the mood for it. Maybe I'm tired after a big weekend. We did about the same as usual this week end. My room mates and I went bowling then to the midnight show. Got in about 3:00. I slept till 12:00. Oh boy! We went down town for awhile then came back to the room. We've been sitting around talking about all the things we should be doing but haven't gotten up enough ambition to do it yet. I didn't hear from Ken this week. First time thats happened for a long time. He must be be pretty busy. I'm sending some pictures along. Look on the back, as usual, for information. You just a well send those films out. I can use them some way. I can't get down to the post office in time to insure that watch to send home. I'll get it there yet.