Somewhere in Lousiana
November 22, 1943
Dear Margie,
I recieved your most welcomed letter last night but I did not have the chance to answer it then anyway. In fact I only have between five and six thirty to go writing. It gets dark so damned early and we are not in garisson anymore so I have a little difficulty keeping my correspondence up to date. I have just gotten back from a little detail of unloading freight cars or I would not be writing at present. I use to get letters from Hellen Asenx but when she joined the waves she stopped writing. I get an occassional letter from Lou or Junior, who is in England also. If I had a chance to live those former days over again I believe I would do the same thing once more. It was a great way of living but I do not see how we lived though most of them. Much fun was had by all and we also had some pretty good agruements, if my memory has not failed me. The town we are near at present is Leesville, I got there when it was dark last Saturday night and I did not like it at all. I have seen some