November 6, 1980

Berkeley, November 6, 1930



November 6, 1930

Hello Darling,

Just returned from S.F. and find your sweet little letter, I am ashamed of myself for neglecting you this way. For the last two weeks I have been working nights, going back again to-night, the office has been rebuilt and we are making a toyshop out of the basement, I do all the painting, besides we are making new backgrounds for the windows. However I should have more time for you.

Got a letter from my sister yesterday she heard of our intentions from my folks and wishes us lots of luck. Many a time I wonder though, if I really would make a good husband for you. If I only could see a way to a better income, I am afraid to think how we would have to budge to get along on what I am making. Life down here is so darn expensive, ,it costs an awful lot to keep up a home. So far I have just been able to keep myself over water, perhaps I was foolish for buying a car, I could have that $500.- in the bank by now.

Well Darling, I am sure you will know a way out, so I leave my worries to you. Whatever happens, I always love you and always will.

George.

In a hurry, Fred is waiting.

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