August 24, 1932

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   August 24, 1932

My Dearest Sweetheart

I was glad to receive your nice card this morning. It's too bad you ran out of gas twice on the way, but it could have been three times or else even four so that would have been worse if anything.

Abe and I went to Santa Rosa last night and stopped at Novelli's and at Bud's. It sure was strange to get to Santa Rosa - I wasn't a bit thrilled - only very lonesome for you. I wished all my might that you were with me but that didn't do any good - it only made me more lonesome - so we left and wen to Guerneville.

I don't know how much results we got this week - but I sure have worked hard. I will "count the chickens" Saturday.

I only wish it were possible to be down there so you and I could drive back together. I'd give a lot for that priveledge.

Would you call me when you arrive in San Francisco on your way home - if you will do that I will drive down to meet you halfway.

Also if you have time, drop me a line (Air Mail?) so (I can count the hours) I will know about when to expect you.

I'm too lonesome to be sleepy, though it's about midnight now. Winnie is under the desk at my feet - I can pat her on the head and I guess she knows who I am thinking about and

           Love
           Marino

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