LBJ expresses disappointment he has not gotten letters from Lady Bird for three days; he encloses a letter from his mother and asks her to destroy it.
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[Written on Congress of the United States, House of Representatives, R. M. Kleberg stationery]
[September 25, 1934]
Tuesday -
My dear;
All day Sunday I waited for Monday and a letter from you. Disappointed Monday I longed for Tuesday--longed for a word from you. The last mail has just been delivered. Now I will look forward to getting a word from my love tomorrow.
Don't even have a picture to gaze at when I'm dreaming and planning--dreaming of you-- planning for you.
Only one letter from Mother since my arrival. Her reference to you--altho' an unusual expression for her--yet is most gratifying one to her first born. Destroy Mother's letter and write if you want to. All my love--Lyndon
[Envelope postmarked: Washington, D. C., 9/25/1934, 12 M]
[September 25, 1934]
Tuesday -
My dear;
All day Sunday I waited for Monday and a letter from you. Disappointed Monday I longed for Tuesday--longed for a word from you. The last mail has just been delivered. Now I will look forward to getting a word from my love tomorrow.
Don't even have a picture to gaze at when I'm dreaming and planning--dreaming of you-- planning for you.
Only one letter from Mother since my arrival. Her reference to you--altho' an unusual expression for her--yet is most gratifying one to her first born. Destroy Mother's letter and write if you want to. All my love--Lyndon
[Envelope postmarked: Washington, D. C., 9/25/1934, 12 M]