Browsing the archives for the Letter from Fred category
Houston, Texas Feb 4, 1923 My Dearest Florence; I have been trying to study some Spanish, Dear, but I was thinking of you about as much as I was of Español. What makes a person do that, do you know? Strange, isn’t it? I just can’t help but to think of that wonderful manuscript that […]
Houston, Texas Jan 23, 1923 My Dearest Florence, Hurrah and cheers for ever. Your exams are over, old Dear. I sure know how you feel. Isn’t it a wonderful feeling that you have. My heart and soul is with you. I just know you will come out on top. You cannot help but to. I […]
Rice Institute Houston, Texas Jan 16, 1923 My Dearest Florence, How’s this old world serving you this ambitious day? I just stopped a math prob for a while and thought I might write you a little epistle. Tried for one hour on a prob and couldn’t get it so I knew it would be more […]
Houston, Texas Jan 7, 1923 My Dearest Florence, Just been deep in some deep math. It sure is deep too. About the most difficult yet. So you see I haven’t accomplished much with it. Sure does seem awful to get to work on studies after enjoying the Holiday’s. I was just thinking tonite of how […]
Houston, Texas Jan 2, 1923 My Dearest Florence, Well how did school go today. I thought of you today. How you were hard at it. Just think tho’, tomorrow is when I start. It will some sensation too, I assure you. I had a little accident this morning over in the M.E. Lab*. I stepped […]
Houston, Texas Dec 28, 1922 My Dearest Florence, Gee, this is the most lonesome place I have seen in several days. I am looking forth to Sunday night with great anxiety. You know it drives the blues away and gives me inspiration when I go out to see you. A little enjoyment of that kind […]
