Monday, January 16, 2012
I love you, like crazy. You like me, like maybe. Can we get together already? I promise to stop giving you the cold shoulder and pretending to be cooler than you if you promise to do the same to me. Lucky us, we share the same insecurities. We're destined by virtue of our similar lacks. No one makes me as happy, no one drives me as crazy. —Don't Want to Lose You
I was walking to work and you were leaving the house holding your little girl in arm. You squeezed her and said "Daddy loves you!!!!" As you turned around to notice me you looked embarrassed. It's ok. You're a dad who cares and that's all that matters. —Wish There Were More of You
It is so hard to believe that tomorrow it will have been a year since you first contacted me. A little over a year since your first post on this site and my bold offer to be a sort of target for your venting. It's an offer I am thankful I made each and every day.
You are well aware as to how much our friendship means to me today and I figured it would only be fitting I use this site as a vessel for relaying these very thoughts. So happy email-versary I guess we could say... Life would surely be nowhere near as good had we not met. —LMFAO... (only without the F)
Call, Email, Facebook, Skype, fax, send a carrier pigeon, or something to let me know you're still thinking of me so I know it's you. I miss you. —Please Meet Me in the Middle
When the things that keep you up at night are one amazing memory after another ... it's worth the loss of sleep. Cheers to Slowcoaster, the Leafs (even Komisarek ;), hot water on a cold night, rats, vestibules, playgrounds, Jesus fish stickers and Hope cards, multi-purpose blankets, puddles, beer foam, live music ... and to some damn spectacular fireworks. But, most of all, I want to say thank you to the person who shares these memories with me ... I still think it would be amazing if we could create more. Better men do exist and you are one of them. —Still Melting
Friday, January 13, 2012
I was walking at an intersection on Herring Cove Rd Wednesday night and was struck by a vehicle. To all the people who came running with blankets, doing everything they could to make sure I was okay, I am doing fairly well and thank you so much. You have ALL renewed my faith in humanity. —Lucky and Alive
To the record store employee who was working on Thursday. Guns and Roses albums on vinyl are pretty much impossible to obtain and you gave me the most reasonable price ever, just because it was scratched. Thank you so much for your generosity and old-school business manner!!! You have nourished my faith in humanity. Keep on rockin'! —Audiophile
Thursday, January 12, 2012
What I love: nice bus drivers, the possibility of a snow day, being able to see the water and trees from my office window, heck, having an office window is wonderful!! I also love friendly coworkers, being able to chat with people, and going for a walk after work. My day just seemed brighter. —Thursday Loves
I stopped working at a coffee giant location on Spring Garden Road a few weeks before Christmas - and although I enjoyed my holidays immensely I'm sad I missed out on hearing the stories about yours!
I hope you all know that uniform aside, my conversations and interest in your lives were genuine! I really miss you guys!
The night time regulars made the minimum wage (almost) worth it.
P.S. To the cutie who works at a certain brewery/restaurant - I did consider staying there long enough to get your number - wish I could have hung on a little while longer. Damn. —The Girl with the Flowers in her Hair
I had a horrible day that included a hangover, a run-in with a person who doesn’t want to see me anymore, and an 8 hour day job that reminded me I’m wasting my life there. Then, a sweet tattooed cook/baker at a small café made my dinner. You jokingly explained how “caring” was a secret ingredient in both the veggie burger & brownie. The caring & your cute charm destroyed my shitty day. —An Occasional Vegetarian