Daily Love Letters from WWII

I intend to post almost daily, and in roughly chronological order, the thousands of pages of daily love letters that my parents sent to each other during WWII and any other documents that pertain to these letters..

Monday, August 31, 2020

Post #131 - December 23, 1942 Three Exact Months and The Dirtiest, Most Back-Breaking Job

Marilyn at 11:47 AM No comments:

Sunday, August 30, 2020

Post #130 - December 22, 1942 There’s Such a Shortage of Groceries and This Seventeen-Year-Old Jitterbug with the Exciting Legs

Marilyn at 11:31 AM No comments:

Saturday, August 29, 2020

Post #129 - December 21, 1942 The Best Days of Our Lives, Slipping Quickly By and The Spiritual Strength of Giants

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Friday, August 28, 2020

Post #128 - December 19, 20, 1942 Who’s Gonna Wait That Long? and $1.05 Between Me and Penury

Marilyn at 10:50 AM No comments:

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About Me

Marilyn: My husband, Saul, and I retired to central Florida in 2013. My entire family, as far back as my maternal grandmother were born and raised in the Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, area. My husband and I were childhood sweethearts who lived around the corner from each other, and met for the first time when I was 11, back in 1961. He was born and raised in Israel, the child of two parents who were concentration camp survivors, and moved to the U.S. in 1959. We both have had a very long-standing interest in food and the cultural traditions associated with it, specifically in Judaism, but in other cultures as well.

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