[Help] What do these two postcards say?

[wf789]

Hi all, I'm hoping you may be able to help me decipher these two family postcards which I believe are both from WW1.

 

 

 

I believe they are both written by Jim to Mabel.

 

The first one I believe says "From Jim with best <+> Mabel".

The second I believe says "Dear Mabel, Just a line to let you know I am quite well hope you are <+>...<+>... find a opportunity to <+> plenty of <+>. I remain yours <+> Jim".

 

I really appreciate any help at all.

[Michelle Young]

From Jim with best love to Mabel 

 

Just Aline to let you know I am quite well hope  you are the same. Letter follow first opportunity so good bye plenty of kisses. I remain yours ever Jim 

[BillyH]

The first one says "From Jim with best love to Mabel".

Second one says "hope you are the same. Letter follows first opportunity so goodbye. plenty of kisses.  I remain yours ever? Jim"

 

BillyH. 

edit : you don't half type quick Michelle!

Edited 15 November , 2018 by BillyH

[wf789]

Just now, BillyH said:

The first one says "From Jim with best love to Mabel".

Second one says "hope you are the same. Letter follows first opportunity so goodbye. plenty of kisses.  I remain yours ever? Jim"

 

BillyH. 

 

5 minutes ago, Michelle Young said:

From Jim with best love to Mabel 

 

Just Aline to let you know I am quite well hope  you are the same. Letter follow first opportunity so good bye plenty of kisses. I remain yours ever Jim 

 

Thanks Michelle and Billy for the responses.

 

I thought at first that it was "better" and not "letter". I assume this means he will send another letter at the first opportunity?

 

Will