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John William Graham letters, October-November 1944

1944-10-02 John Graham to Mr. & Mrs. W.J. Graham Page 2

saying so but you did say in one that it still needed a couple of good weeks. Seems like the silo filling is behind time all right, sure hope we have lots of feed thats the main thing on a farm is plenty of everything and the winder needn't worry a fellow much.
Moved into our new house today, had a tent for a roof but the walls are stone and white washed, wish we'd had salt to put in it for it cracks off but does make the interior much brighter. have a tile floor, and Bill & I have the best bunk in the whole air force, undoubtedly. Its molded out of steel pipe with stretched canvas for the bottom, wide enough for me and long enough for him so it's a big one, it's a double decker but sure beats issue cuts.
Think I'll put in a few more snapshots tonight, some friends and another picture of the plane. Havent heard whether or not you got the others but I see no reason why you shouldnt as far as censoring is concerned takes nearly a month for an exchange of letters it seems.
Im glad you got to go to Irenes for sunday dinner, I'll bet it was a good one and you had a nice day. I don't know just where they live but approximately. Well I'd better quit for this evening & try to write another one - Love Johnny

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saying so but you did say in one that it still needed a couple of good weeks. Seems like the silo filling is behind time all right, sure hope we have lots of feed thats the main thing on a farm is plenty of everything and the winder needn't worry a fellow much. Moved into our new house today, had a tent for a roof but the walls are stone and white washed, wish we'd had salt to put in it for it cracks off but does make the interior much brighter. have a tile floor, and Bill & I have the best bunk in the whole air force, undoubtedly. Its molded out of steel pipe with stretched canvas for the bottom, wide enough for me and long enough for him so it's a big one, it's a double decker but sure beats issue cuts. Think I'll put in a few more snapshots tonight, some friends and another picture of the plane. Havent heard whether or not you got the others but I see no reason why you shouldnt as far as censoring is concerned takes nearly a month for an exchange of letters it seems. Im glad you got to go to Irenes for sunday dinner, I'll bet it was a good one and you had a nice day. I don't know just where they live but approximately. Well I'd better quit for this evening & try to write another one - Love Johnny