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June 14, 1945
Dear Mother and Daddy,
I feel that I must write you one more letter before I come home. Especially after a delightful little letter that I received from you yester day. But I was so busy that I couldn't possibly get to it. Now I know how you feel when you have so many things to do that you just can't get done. I've been working hard all day today and yesterday cleaning out my room, packing my things in cartons and boxes and lugging them over to the house where supposedly I'm going to live next fall. It certainly was a job I only got eighteen bruises the whole time but that's really all right because now my poka dot dress is vastly more becoming. I was up yesterday morning at five-thirty studying for my sociology test. I broke a new record on that one. I studied eighteen hours for it. I hope it came out all right I wanted to get a A in that course so badly. Really, I've studied harder for these finals
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than I've ever studied before.
Now about this bank business. I really don't under stand it at all because I'd really kept my books very carefully. I was all ready to pat myself on the back because I thought that I'd done such a good job of it. It seems though I am going to get it a little harder and a little lower. I shall try when I get home to figure it all out when I get home. The only thing was that I stored my little account book with my things because I had it all up to date and there were a lot of bills in so I thought that I'd just bring my little check book home and keep my little accounts in another little book. My check book has all the checks that I've written, their amount, and the balance listed so I think that will really be all I need to figure out the mistake. I certainly hope I can find it. It's terrible to make a mistake like that, and I'll try never, never to do it again.
Love to all, Mary -
