My mother-in law sent a card to my father in law every week during World War II, she had sweet little comment and he saved everyone of them
I am sure that is where my sweet hubby gets his sentimental, mushy side. Pops L was a big bear of a man and would do anything for you. When I first met him he gave me a big bear hug and said welcome daughter! Yes, I still married hubby and to this day love a good hug (yes, I got use to it) and sure miss that sweet man.
Having Fun Remembering and Sharing my Vatentines,
Di
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Savvy Southern Style
Love the Valentines she sent to her honey far away. Great story.
ReplyDeleteI love old valentines and these remind me of ones I remember...how sweet.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful bunch of memories that have been preserved.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing at my party...luv those charming vintage cards.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Linda
Oh I love those vintage Valentines! Too cute!!
ReplyDeleteHow wonderful that you still have those. They are so special. I always love the graphics on old cards, but how special these are, since your f-i-l saved all of them. laurie
ReplyDeleteOh my, what a treasure these are! So precious.
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