Thank you for walking into my life when I truly needed you. I love you. —Mad Love

Just wanna give a shout out to all the American sailors for your admirable behaviour this weekend. Out of all the sailors who came to the bar you guys were the funnest and easiest to interact with. You never gave us any trouble and we truly appreciate it! —Halifax Bouncer

Thanks so much for offering the drive when I was carrying a heavy load. Even though I didn't accept you guys made my day. If I see you again, I'll get you a beer. —Brown haired girl

This is for the mother of the four and six-year-old children at Magic Mountain who just a few Saturdays ago was subjected to the misfortune of having to explain to her young children the meaning of my rather vulgar (but rather hilarious) sunbathing result.

I apologize for offending your family. I can only hope that you explained to your children my original intention; that while the word alone may not be very nice, the context of the overall message was one of general positivity and great enthusiasm, something sorely lacking within our older demographics.

Appreciation goes out to you, the mothers, fathers and guardians who do their damnedest to shield their loves from all life's sharp edges and unpleasant things they will eventually learn on their own or have to face head-on, with the hope that the end result is an emotionally mature adult who doesn't resort to anonymous threats of violence or discrimination based on one's complexion or choice of dress.

I however apologize for the public appearance, and am particularly glad you didn't see the original, in all it's glory, painted in black and hurtling down Spring Garden and Barrington, on a bike, in a sea of other naked cyclists, because that probably would've been really, really hard to explain to your kids.

In conclusion, sorry for ruffling your feathers and I hope the Lazy River treated you good. —ifuckinlovemagicmountain

Thank you for rescuing my kitten when he jumped to the balcony below us. I am grateful that you saw me in a panic and were thoughtful enough to come help! I am also grateful that you were tall enough to reach him so he wouldn't jump and run away!! —Nervous Kitten Owner

You say you are an oddball, While I think you are one of a kind.
You are always in my heart & often on my mind!
Treating me like I've never been before...
to me you have opened up a whole new door :)
golfing... racing... bowling... talking,
But most importantly... Laughing, & Smi)ing...
I really hope this can grow into something more...
til we see each other again,
I am glad I found you,
I'm glad you're my friend :) —Bashful D

You wrote me a sweet message and I never got to know you. You made a short period of school really exciting and you still hold a lot of mystique. Maybe we'll get that long spoken-about coffee sometime. —Tall, Dark, and Slowly Going Blind.

Our random, sporadic nights never fail to keep me smiling the next day. Although I'm not sure how long we will keep this up for... thank you.

Thank you for being you: honest, funny, charming, and with a couple insecurities. Your eyes are welcoming, your arms comforting, and your lips always leave me wanting more.

Sometimes genuine people are few and far between, so whether or not our evenings together continue or come to a halt, you are amazing... and leave me breathless... thank you. —Simplemente feliz

Thank you to the woman who hands out the daily papers at the Dartmouth Sportsplex every morning. You do a great job making sure everyone gets one that wants one. It's nice to see someone passionate about their job so early in the morning. —Early morning bus rider

Thanks for the high five the other day at the store. You totally caught me off guard or I would have said more. It's nice to run into friendly Halifax girls and if you ran out of smokes on your birthday I hope it wasn't my fault! —Awkward fiver