This is a very strange and weird blog site, do you people not have any thing better to do than send out strange little love messages to each other? "GAG"

BARF!!!!!!!!!

Looking for options, I am a married man, w/kids, average, early 30's, would like to have a female to talk with and maybe have a coffee.

Am I wrong for this?

Sometimes a new voice would be nice

Just have to say a BIG thank you to certain beautiful guys where I work. You make my day so much better when I'm ready to pull my hair out. You look good, you smell good and if there were any way.....unfortunately YOU have to come to me to prevent any misunderstandings (if you catch my drift).

Can't give the name of the place I work because it's on the smaller side for a bigger place and things would be "SO" obvious.

I'll keep hoping though since it springs eternal!

New One

To the lovely older gentleman who works as a greeter at the Joe Howe Superstore; Your genuine smile and cheerful greeting never fail to make me smile. No matter how rushed, stressed, depressed, or just plain bitchy I feel, you're always a little bright spot in my day. Thanks.

Yellow Backpack

Thanks to you fireside for your awesomely fantastic dessert, the raspberry kuchen. As fussy as I am it never ceases to knock my socks off. I don't know why I can't convince anyone else to try it.

k.

I'd like to send out some good vibes to the folks who work at the 490-4000 call centre. They work really hard to answer all of our questions, put up with us when we're upset and are generally an awesome part of the HRM! Everytime I call 490-4000, I always tell them how much I appreciate them there!

Thanks for the bus times

I love how happy the screen at the end of the Best of Food survey is for me having submitted it. Thanks, I WILL go get some food!

PAS

I miss the one who I called Superman, the way he took care of me, and the way he loved me... and I loved him. I think about him all the time and wonder if he misses me...

Still Cinderella

Love you more than Gummy Bears.

Princess

If there are any people out there from Boston: Hello. I miss you Beantown, a positive nickname. I like my commute to Lexington with all my fellow commuters. Your bars and nooks and huge malls. My apartment and things. You rubbed off on me and I on you. You gave me understanding and life. I had fun at work and of course at home. I liked your profile from front to back and your glow of all those lights. I embraced you and you hugged me. So sad to leave but I had no choice as my body let me down. BOSTON stayed strong for me and tried to help somebody not from you. We did share a few generations from those shoe-making days and you knew of our strength and stamina. Our blood had intermingled a long time ago so when I needed help you were there and I still love you, nothing like your concrete and air, car pollution and tangled highways. I loved it all despite the green thoughts now. Oh the hell with the green thoughts, I'd rather have you!

Owen