Sunday, February 28, 2010
Seeing you during the day makes my day go by that much easier. Those shirts they gave you are so not sexy, but you still have a way of making it look good. See you Monday. —Purple Flower Admirer
Lost something that was very important to me on the bus, through some stroke of luck (and intervention) it was returned to me. Thanks for actually going through with the lost and found process, to the people who turned it in and the Metro Transit crew, it means a whole bunch...made my shitty week a little better. —Red Toque
Saturday night at the Lower Deck, my drunk, sexually charged friend was offensive. I am sorry. All I wanted to do was ask you to join me on the dance floor. Now all I want is for you to join me for some great conversation and food. Wish I would have told my buddy to back off. —If You Read This Give Me A Chance
I just wanted to thank all of you wonderful Canadians for your support of our team this year. Even though the US has won more medals than almost everyone, they also have 10x the population, and well over 10x the money to spend on their athletes! So I guess that really says something about out talented country. —Canadian
Saturday, February 27, 2010
To the wonderful lady driving the last bus on the #81 this evening: Thanks so much for treating both myself and all the other windblown passengers with kindness and consideration during tonight's mini-typhoon. It was so great of you to offer to drive each and every one of us up to the point closest to wherever we needed to be, home or otherwise. I hope you yourself made it home safe and dry tonight! Cheers. —The Drowned Rat in the Red Coat
Ever since my first Ice Capades you've always had a special place in my heart. Sure we've had our ups and downs. I've said hurtful things about you smothering me, or dragging me down. You're sometimes dirty and in my face, but overall, I've loved you. I loved the four-dollar pitchers and potini on Fridays. I've loved all the culture and spirit. I've loved the pleases and thank-yous. I've loved the sunsets over the harbour and having seagulls in my backyard. I've loved watching the boats and whales go by. I've loved the food and the people, and overall you've been a great home. I'll miss you when I move away, but 15 years was way too long and I know it's time to move on. Thanks Halifax, smell ya later. —Kiwi Crusader
We looked for my boyfriend's freshly washed pants in our tiny apartment for 10 minutes, where could they be? Then we realized we were both so frazzled that we hadn't even retrieved our stuff from the communal laundry room. So rude! I went upstairs quickly to get it, only to find it in two neatly folded stacks. I looked at the pile of someone else's forgotten laundry on the floor and wondered what I had done to be so lucky.
So thanks for not throwing our clothes on the floor, and thanks for taking the time to keep it wrinkle free. Your thoughtfulness is much appreciated. —Forgetful in the South End
Friday, February 26, 2010
My debit card wasn't working. It was early morning and I couldn't pay for my coffee. You were my knight in shining track pants. You offered to pay for my coffee and sent me on my way. You make the world a better place! —Smiles and Coffee
Believe you-me, I love banging you too. The heavy basslines are my kind of silence, anyways. Here's to late nights, body heat and that sexy grin of yours. —Mickey
Look, we haven't always gotten along and I don't always understand the way you work. I'm usually quick to criticize, but I gotta give credit where it's due—thanks for keeping pretty damn close to your schedule this morning in this ridiculous wind. I really appreciated that I didn't have to wait around at the bridge terminal any longer than I would anyway, and I really appreciated getting to work on time. I'm sure it isn't easy to drive those buses in weather conditions like this. Keep it up! —Soaked to the Bone, But At Least I'm Punctual!