We just got back from the trip of a lifetime. You mean the world to me and knowing that you're there when I wake up makes my head dance. Every time I kiss you it's like the first time standing in my driveway in the spotlight from the headlights. You truly get me and we are lucky to have what we have. Thanks so much for being my better half. —JAKEFACE'S MOTHER

To the customer that apparently came in yesterday and told my co-worker to keep his compliments to himself, I just wanna say that I wish I could've been there to shake your hand. Best thing I had heard all day! —No one really cares

You were the best dog and buddy I could have asked for. Even though you dragged my arm off on the way to Chocolate Lake every time, I could not love you more. Sweet dreams Indy. —Sad Dad

I know you read these, so this is for you. Even though you've sort of broken my heart, I'm glad I had you in my life, even if it only was for a moment. Out of everyone in the past, I have never felt that 'click' like I did with you. You made me smile in the coldest days of winter and made them a little less lonely and as much as I would still love to have you in my life to explore what could have been, and as little as I understand why you can't or won't, I respect your decision. That said, you may have your reasons, but you cannot deny that 'something' between us did exist. I know that all that's left is a passing 'hello' when we see each other in random places and meaningless promises of get togethers. At first I thought I had done something wrong. I searched my soul over and over and dissected everything in my head. But now I realize it just isn't meant to be. Everything happens for a reason, right? I'm just trying to figure out what reason there was or is for meeting someone as wonderful as you, only to have it snatched away as suddenly as it came. And as much as I'll deny it to you until the day I die, it's all a front. I really liked you. I still do. —Lonely Lover

Saw you drinking a latte in Park Lane. Your smile made my day more than my chai! Hope we can meet someday and have a caffeine break together! Hearts. —Chai girl

But 1% says you will, so here it is: Goddamn, I lost my soulmate. I miss you like I have never missed anything else, ever. No matter what I said about never coming back, I would in a second. Life is emptier now. —Waterboy

ALL OF YOU: The cutie coffee slingers, oh-so-sweet vendors, long-hair/guitar toting/sexy musician/artist types, stylish hipsters, down to earth students, the 'all business' 9 to 5ers... you're ALL fantastic (and gorgeous). I just adore you! My eyes lllloooooovvvveee to roam and wander. THANK YOU for sharing a smile, a laugh, a quick hello, you make my time at the market that much more enjoyable. Cheers! —HaliMarketGirl a.k.a MarketWaffleAddict

It isn't dark out yet! Thank gawd mama nature is stretching out the daylight hours. Coooooommon Spring! —Ralmn

You probably won't read this. If you do, you probably won't realize it's you. But from the moment I met you, I felt an immediate connection—enough to scare me into sabatoging it. It scared me, I dissected it too much and now, there's no chance of exploring it. This would be in the bitch column, except for the fact no matter how I wish things had gone there was a positive aspect, that changed my life, and not a day goes by that wasn't improved by that short experience, and it's made a serious impact on me and my habits. You're a wonderful person, and you deserve even better of a person for you. I hope you find happiness to the Nth power, and hopefully letting these sentiments out will make it easier to stop thinking of you. —Kitty

To the beautiful girl on the university running track. You were running in the opposite direction as me and every time I got a glimpse of you I couldn't help but smile. You were so elegant, so effortlessly beautiful, totally oblivious to your own loveliness. Every time we passed each other I got a brand new burst of energy and my heart sank when I passed around the track without seeing you. I kept running for a long time hoping to pass you again but I never did. Thanks for being a short lived inspiration in my life. —Runner Running Round