France
March 16, 1918

Dear Marion

I am taking a little time to write you a short letter. I am very busy now, but when I get more time why I shall write you a long letter. When I got back from England I found a letter waiting for me from your mother and one each from you and Dorothy and Pearl I was very pleased to hear from you all but I was sorry to hear that your Daddy was sick I hope that by now he is all right again and able to pratice upon his cello again I had a dandy time when I was away and I did not want to come back but here I am Maybe some day I shall get back to Canada again so do not grow up to quick or you will be to big to sit on my knee Where I was in Scotland there was a little boy and he put on his kilts all for my benefit and he did look fine. I see by your letter that you have been having great times what with parties and such like I would like to drop in and have a dance now but I think that you would need a new floor as I would be so happy that I would dance all night So Flossie was there well she has never written to me for nearly a year now I was sorry [?] did not show up and get my letter but I hope by this time she has got it I often hear from Miss Storm and I had a letter from Arthur when I get time I shall have to write to him, these Germans are a lot of bother keeping us so busy that I can not do useful work like writing letters well I better close now I do not know if I can catch the post but I am going to try well so long best love to all and devide these amongst you

Andy

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