Monday, September 12, 2011
...I boarded the ferry in Dartmouth headed for, what on that day, seemed like a pointless job. I moved to the top level hoping to take in the view and appreciate that I still had a view TO appreciate. You were sitting alone. Your head was down, and I could see and hear the tears and heart wrenching sobs. I sat down next to you and put my arm around you. You put your head on my shoulder and cried some more. When we docked in Halifax we stood, and walked our separate ways without knowing each others' names, in fact not a single word was said. Not a single word was needed. In a chaotic uncertain time you shared what was the most human moment I'd shared with anyone. Thank you. —A Shoulder
You came to visit me for the weekend, and although nothing "happened" I still had an awesome time. I love that fact that you came all the way to Halifax to see me and I hope I don't have to wait until Thanksgiving (or Christmas) to see you again. I wish I wasn't so shy and awkward in person or I would've made the first move... but I'm leaving it up to you. Until next time... x —Anon
You were two university students carrying a fridge down the street, we were 4 14-year-olds eating candy and waiting for a bus. Thanks for chatting with us and enjoy Halifax. —Junior High Kids with Nothing to Do
We're celebrating our 22nd wedding anniversary today and I just want to tell you that I love you as much as I did the day we hitched at the L'il Purple (now Green) Church on North Street - thank you for being my best friend, great husband and dad and no matter what we have to face in the future, it'll be together, babee. I'll always watch your back. —Still in love after all these years, TTFN
Thank you for teaching me so much about myself. Thank you for being with me through the shitty Katima-times, my anxiety, the better Mazatlan times, introducing me to everyone I know, and being a great, understanding lover. If I hadn't met you last fall I might not be here today.
We supported each other through different things, and I am so grateful for that. I sincerely hope we can recover a friendship out of this someday; I wish you the best. —The Best Little Bear
...walking on North Street holding hands with your partner: stuck in slow bridge traffic, I saw the two of you walking along, and it made me wonder how or why you put that pink swath in your pretty white hair and, maybe, it's just because you wanted to!! Thanks for being a free-thinking, creative woman who chose pink over what anyone else thinks!!! —Mousy Grey but Inspired
Honey, we're in limbo: You moved out of your little apartment downtown, our schedules are as different as can be, and we are both unsure of where we will be this time next year, but I don't care. I have never been as happy or proud to be with someone as I am right now, with you. I told you before and I'll tell you again: I'll follow you anywhere, all you have to do is ask. —Le Bebe
Friday, September 9, 2011
I'm back!!! And I miss you and I can't wait to see you again... it has been so long, too long! I love you, I miss you, I need you! —The Salty Air Awaits Us
I wasn't having a great morning today - it was cloudy, rainy, I woke up late, I got my son to school late (by only five minutes, but still felt douchey about it) suffered through a slow traffic snarled cab ride to the bridge... ugh.
So there I am on the 41, on my way to work, when you walked in and sat down sort of across from me. Beautiful! I was watching you, as you weren't aware of it - maybe you were? I stole glances as I could. Then you caught me checking you out! haha. I smiled, you smiled back! But then I averted my eyes quickly... I don't want to be a creepy guy on the bus.
But oh my god... those legs - those full and lucious lips of yours... your eyes... your whole package :) Gave me a bounce to my step ever since. Whoever you are cutie, I hope I get to see you again - I am smitten. Star me kitten. —Bridge to the IWK
Thursday, September 8, 2011
I totally love this weather and time of year! Thank you for being so beautiful Halifax! —Jumpin in Leaves