I Love You Ronnie The Letters of Ronald Reagan to Nancy Reagan

Feb. 14,1977 Dear St. Valentine, I'm writing to you about a beautiful young lady who has been in this household for 25 years nowcome March 4. I have a request to make of you but before doing so feel you should know more about her. For one thing she has 2 heartsher own and mine. I'm not complaining. I gave her mine willingingly, and like it right where it is. Her name is Nancy but for some time now I've called her Mommie and don't believe I could change. My request of you iscould you on this day whisper in her ear that someone loves her ver much and more and more each day? Also tell her, this "Someone" would run down like a dollar clock without her so she must always stay where she is. Then tell her if she wants to know who that "Someone" is to just turn her head to the left. I'll be across the room waiting to see if you told her. If you'll do this for me, I'll be very happy knowing that she knows I love her with all my heart. Thank you, "Someone" Dear Mrs. Reagan And you are Mrs. Reagan because Mr. Reagan loves you with all his heart. Every time Mr. Reagan sees the evening star or blows out the birthday candles or gets the big end of the wishbone he thinks the same wisha prayer reallythat so much happiness will go on and somehow be deserved by him. It is true sometimes that Mr. Reagan loses his temper and slams a door but that's because he can't cry or stamp his foot(he isn't really the type.) But mad or glad Mr. Reagan is head over heels in love with Mrs. Reagan and can't even imagine a world without her He loves her Mr. Reagan Dear Wife, A few days ago you told me I was angry with you. I tried to explain I was frustrated with myself. But later on I realized that my frustration might have been a touch of self-pity because I'd been going around feeling that you are frequently angry with me. No more. We are so much "one" that you are as vital to me as my own heartwith one exception; you could never be replaced with a transplant. Whatever I treasure and enjoythis home, our ranch, the sight of the seaall would be without meaning if I didn't have you. I live in a permanent Christmas because God gave me you. As I write this, you are hurrying byback and forth doing those things only you can do and I get a feeling of warm happiness just watching you. That's why I can't pass you or let you pass me without reaching to touch you. (Except now or you would see what I'm doing.) I'll write no more because I'm going to catch up with you wherever you are and hold you for a moment. Merry Christmas DarlingI love you with all my heart. Your Husband Dear Mrs. Reagan, Your loving, faithful devotion has been observed these 19 (some say 20) years. There are no words to describe the happiness you have brought to the Gov. It is no secret that he is the most married man in the world and would be totally lost and desolate without you. It seemed to me you should know this and be aware of how essential you are in this man's life. By his own admission, he is completely in love with you and happier than even a Gov. deserves. With Love & Appreciation Your In Luv Guv.Reagan, Ronald is the author of 'I Love You Ronnie The Letters of Ronald Reagan to Nancy Reagan' with ISBN 9780375505546 and ISBN 0375505547.