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on Mon, May 9, 2011 at 11:49 AM
A big thanks to my girls and the guys we met for making my night out this weekend wonderful. It's been a bit since the break up and my self confidence and ego had been pretty damaged. Being rejected like that was a huge blow, but my girls took it upon themselves to make sure I had a fantastic time.
And to the guys who gave me mad attention: you guys rocked. It's nice to know I actually do have "it." Especially that one boy at the end of the night: I know you wanted me to go home with you, but I'm just not that type of lady and even if I was, I was with my girls for the night and hoes before bros. But thanks anyway for those lovely kisses at the end of the night. We'll likely never see each other again, but I just want to express much appreciation for making me feel like I was the hottest thing in the bar. —Lady Who's Back in the Groove
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on Mon, May 9, 2011 at 11:36 AM
We are fortunate to have this jewel of a theatre in this city. I have seen plays in London, LA, NYC and I have to say what happens on stage at this Halifax theatre is as good as I have seen in other places. Sometimes what I see here is even better and less expensive too! —Monty
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on Mon, May 9, 2011 at 11:01 AM
To the person or persons who picked up my phone on a bench in the PG on Saturday and handed it in, thanks a bah ZILLION! I was so happy to get it back as I was not looking forward to dealing with the phone company to get another one! So if you are a mother have an extra-special Mother's Day, and if you are not, well have one anyway! —Got My Phone Back
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on Mon, May 9, 2011 at 10:50 AM
We spent a good time together through those years and frankly almost destroyed one another. Through this though, we became adults, and even though it's several years later; my heart and soul still tear open and bleed a torrent of pain at the thought of you. I have come to find a very large portion of the human population never experiences the intimacy and love that bound our spirits in the way they were. Thank you for sharing the experience with me, as I would have never become the artist I have become, nor you the mother you have become. —Goddamn It Hurts
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on Mon, May 9, 2011 at 10:21 AM
Halifax, ignore the shitty prolly rich people obviously from oil companies that say our city sucks. We have no money here, it is true, cause Ottawa takes what little we get; but what is here is imagination, lots of it.
I strolled through the Commons on Earth Day and saw anarchists parading around with giant banners and flags, hippies and weirdos dancing and making music in the sun, and a shit ton of others just being awesome. Please, all you fuckin crazy, eccentric people: STEP OUT AND BE YOU! FOR YOU IS FAR MORE AWESOME THAN WHO THEY WANT YOU TO BE! —Guy Born In Halifax, Raised All Over, Finally Returned Home
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on Mon, May 9, 2011 at 10:08 AM
Mad props to the Dartmouth motorists driving by Sullivan's Pond around 9:00 Saturday morning. Your kindness in heeding the traffic directions of the demented Tom Clancy look-alike trying to herd the world's dumbest ginger cat off of the road was greatly appreciated by all parties involved. The wee beastie was friendly, well fed, collared and tagged and clearly loved by her owners. She is also woefully unstreetsmart. Hope you all had a terrific weekend... And they think I hate gingers. Hah! —Col. Cat Whisperer
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on Mon, May 9, 2011 at 9:55 AM
Unless I have a blue haired clone out in the HRM somewhere I think I am the one that you posted a thanks towards. Reading this in the current issue of The Coast while taking the 52 out to work made my day/week. It was nice to see that if it was indeed me that made someone that was having a bad day feel better about life then that is awesome. I myself had a depressing work week, so reading something nice like that that my co-workers also pointed out to me was a ray of sunlight during a grey and gloomy week. So thank you! If you are up for it maybe we can meet for coffee or something. —CDR
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on Mon, May 9, 2011 at 4:00 AM
I spent 10 months putting up with your abusive behaviour, your constant belittlement, yelling, pushing and name calling. Maybe this belongs in the bitch section. But really, I'm just too happy to finally be away from you that I've placed it here. I'm excited to be free, to be happy and to get back to being ME! I never thought I'd be strong enough to walk away, but I did it. I hope you get better one day. I don't resent you, I don't wish you any harm. I hope you find happiness one day. Part of me will always love you.
Goodbye!
To any other females (or males) who find themselves in a similar situation, as hard as it may seem, it feels so much better when you finally walk away. Have faith in yourself! —Animal Tracks
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on Fri, May 6, 2011 at 10:48 AM
Man oh man Halifax, I've been seeing the way you parallel park, and I like it. —Midnight Cowboy
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on Fri, May 6, 2011 at 10:29 AM
To my hubby: I'm so sorry about last night, I love you so much and I never want to lose you through my own stupidity. I want to thank you for always being there for me and putting up with my drunken escapades and always forgiving me when I've done something that upsets you. I never want to hurt you, I just don't always think about my actions and the consequences they have. I love you more than anything and I'm sorry. —Your Lady Forever (I Hope)
