Students (male) will be writing as farmers who are away from home on the battlefield during the American Revolution. Some students (female) will be writing as the wives that have taken on the responsibility of running the farm or business that their husbands have left behind.. Letters should address the different lifestyles each are living as the war has affected their responsibilities.
Dear Cristian,
The farm business is booming but it’s a difficult business to run being that it can get really busy. I don’t know how you did it. How is the war going? What is it like to witness the battle? The kids ask when you’re coming home everyday. One of our chickens is sick and it’s a lot more work to take care of everything and do all the work than I thought. Hope everything is going well out there on the battle field. Come home soon. GO PATRIOTS!
Forever & For Always,
Nicole
Dear Jack
Life is incomplete
Dear Noel,
Life is hard ever since you left for the War. I have to take care of the horses, cows, sheep, rosters, and chickens. I never knew how bad it smelled in the cows pen
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Dear, Marcus
Life id hard since you left. They will sell the businuss because no one is coming anymore. The children and I are tired because we have double the chores. Are you alright are you wounded? INCOMPLETE
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Dear, Marcus
Life is hard since you left. They will sell the businuss because no one is coming anymore. The children and I are tired because we have double the chores. Are you alright are you wounded? The veggtables will not grow and we have the most perfect sunlight and fresh water. The children are always asking were you are. Please write back.
Sincerly,
Chelsea
Dear Noel,
Life is hard ever since you left for the War. Now I have to take care of the horses, cows, sheep, rosters, and chickens with the kids. I never knew how bad it smelled in the cows pen. It smells NASTY! I don’t know how you use to do that. But life has changed now. The farm is great. We are selling the business because it was just too much work for us without you. How’s the battlefield? What do you eat out there? Where are you right now? How have you been? The kids are always asking about you everyday. Well thats all the questions I have right now. Hope to see you soon. Miss You!
Always & Forever,
Jasmin C.
Dear Doonlap,
It’s hard to take care our farm and ours chicken,pigs have the pigs poop alot and our INCOMPLETE
Life is hard when you were in the farm, right, yeah! You have to take good care of the horses, cows, sheeps, rosters, and chickens with the kids. I know that animals smells nasty, but life is changed, right. Well, farm is great too. You guys are selling business because it was too much work for without you guys. Nice job!!!
dear mary,
life is hard out here mary.
INCOMPLETE
Dear Craig,
Life out here is hard. Six of the chicken will not eat, but the other four are well. The crops are growing fast and are ripe enough to pick. How is life in the war? Is it going well? Fight hard and stay strong! ~~~GO PATRIOTS~~~:)
YOUR’S ALWAYS,
Elexis
Dear Husband,
Once you have left the farm life has gotten difficult, at times, and sometimes it has got better. I would have to feed the cows, horses, and the other farm animals. We would have to get our own food, we have been eating the vegetables in our garden. Life is now getting better once the kids were grown up. The kids have been helping me on the farm. Theres not alot of fun without you. It has been quieter too. How is life being a soldier? Please write back.
Sincerly,
Cathy
Dear Husband,
Life is very difficult because I needed to do many things. This are the stuff like: taking care of the children, water the crops like: Carrots, Peaches, Grapes, and Tomatoes. I also needed to take care of the farm animals by giving them food and water. I also needed to make sure that the kids and I have clothing and blankets, and food and water. Now, that the kids grew up it is much easier because they could help by feeding the farm animals and the crops. I hope you are okay. I also hope you come back soon. Write me back.
Sincerly,
Edith
Dear Brian,
Life is so hard here. The kids are fine perfectly except Sophie. Sophie is very sick and we need money for medication. I am writing to you to tell you that I am selling our crop business to Mr.Smith. I am sorry but we need the money right now and we’re getting 5 million dollars! Your chickens, goats, cows, sheeps, and fish are all fine. How is war? Are you hurt? I am doing fine.How about you? Doing your jobs tells me that you work hard everyday.
Yours Truly
Ashley V.
Dear Brian,
Life is so hard here. The kids are fine perfectly except Sophie. Sophie is very sick and we need money for medication. I am writing to you to tell you that I am selling our crop business to Mr.Smith. I am sorry but we need the money right now and we’re getting 5 thousand pounds! Your chickens, goats, cows, sheeps, and fish are all fine. How is war? Are you hurt? I am doing fine. How about you? Doing your jobs tells me that you work hard everyday.
Yours Truly
Ashley V.
Dear Jack
Life is imcomplete
Dear Benjamin,
Its been hard seen you lifted to war. I never knew how you did it by feeding the cows,chickens,dogs,sheep,and horses. I wish you come home. By the way the kids are almost going to war by playing drums. The crops are not growing and not selling. We are almost out of food and money. Life is very hard right now. Some of the kids are getting sick, but I really don’t have the money to do it. I wish you come home. Please right back I want to know who are you.
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Jesua
Dear Jack
Life is realy hard framing is a lot of work and taking care of the childen. Eve and Mary asked about you they wouder when you are coming home. I said some day some day. I all hope you are ok we wont you to come home safe and not wumed it weall love you. love Zoaela and the kids.
Dear Jenny,
”I’t hard at war but I’m holding in there. Anyways how are you doing.”Is it hard running the shop by yourself and the kids”? “How the kids doing?” What is the hardest job now that I’m gone?”Anyways I’m coming home soon.
Sincerely,
Ignacio
Dear Jack
Life is realy hard froming is a lot of work and taking care of the childen. Eve and Mary asked about you they wouder when you are coming home. I said some day some day. I all hope you are ok we wont you to come home safe and not wumed it weall love you. love Zoaela and the kids.
Dear Mary,
I miss the life of a farmer out here. how are the animals doing? I bet they miss me, but i needed the money so we can buy more animals and food. Being a soldier is hard work, in the battle field. We have have a lot heavy weapons in the war, how are you doing today, i miss you.
sincerly,
A’shaun
Dear Jack
Life is realy hard framing is a lot of work and taking care of the childen. Eve and nassy asked about you they wouder when you are coming home. I said some day some day. I all hope you are ok we wont you to come home safe and not wumed it weall love you. love Zoaela and the kids.
Dear Lisa,
”I’t hard at war but I’m holding in there. But, how are you doing?”Is it hard running the shop by yourself and the kids?” “How are the kids doing?” What is the hardest job now that I’m gone?” But its alright I’m coming home soon, I really miss the family.
Sincerely,
Dillon
Dear Lisa,
”I’t hard at war but I’m holding in there. But, how are you doing?”Is it hard running the shop by yourself and the kids?” “How are the kids doing?” What is the hardest job now that I’m gone?” But its alright I’m coming home soon, I really miss the family.
Sincerely,
Dillon
Dear husband,
The farm business is fun but it’s a difficult business to run being that it can get really busy. I don’t know how you did it. How is the war going? What is it like to fight in the battle? The kids ask when you’re coming home everyday. Now that your gone it’s a lot more work to take care of everything and do all the work than I thought. Hope everything is going well out there on the battle field. Hope you come home soon.
Forever, Your wife
Breanna
”It’s hard at war but I’m holding in there. But, how are you doing?”Is it hard running the shop by yourself and the kids?” “How are the kids doing?” What is the hardest job now that I’m gone?” But its alright I’m coming home soon, I really miss the family.
Sincerely,
Dillon
Dear Husband,
Life has been hard ever since you left for war. Taking care of the farm is hard work because I have to feed all the animals and the rooster always wakes me up early and it’s tiring. I didn’t know how it was like farming until now. Life has
changed and business is still booming. The kids have been asking when you’re coming home and I say whenever. But how’s life there? Is it difficult? Are you okay?
Yours Truly,
Ashley S
Dear Manuel,
It’s been hard since you left the farm. The cows and pigs really stink! I don’t know how you could deal with the animals.One of the horses are sick and it’s a lot of work. But I was wondering when you would be back, I hope you are o.k.
Sincerely, Aijanae