Tuesday, April 10, 2012
It has been a really fun couple of weeks getting to know you. The more time I spend with you the more I enjoy your company. I don't think I've ever been with someone who can make me laugh like you, and despite my kind of rough around the edges personality and your more quiet and calm demeanor, you don't judge me and make me feel really comfortable. Thank you for giving me a chance and welcoming me into your life. —Looking Forward to Seeing Where This Goes
Monday, April 9, 2012
To the guys and girls at a pizza location in Fairview. Whatever you're doing with your food DO NOT CHANGE IT. Best food I have had from a pizza place in years. You have renewed my faith in pizza places! Your chicken gravy rivals that of KFC! —Get the Gravy
You have all made dull classes, dry studying, and monotonous days doing the same shit over and over worth it just by being your beautiful selves. Thanks for talking to me, being some of my friends, and doing the things you do that made you all who you are. I'm going to miss the weekly hotness when I graduate this year. —Big Weird Kid
Then I was truly blessed back the
other day, when I forgot my bus pass
on the #7, heading to my work. Thank you,
thank you, thank you to whomever turned it in to
the awesome bus driver that day. Without YOU,
I would not have made it through April, truly.
You have made my life, my journey and today
still a huge blessing. Thank you from the
bottom of my heart. I will never forget you nameless person for your kind generosity towards me
a stranger to you, on the #7 bus. —Bubbly Business Lady
There are so many times I hate on you - the culture of south-end snobbishness, the north-end out-of-provincers who think they are better than cheese whiz, the sheer unfairness in the hating of Dartmouth, which is equally plagued with crime. But, sometimes, just oh sometimes you show your rugged Atlantic beauty for what it is. Sunday was such a day. You are so much better than Vancouver, Toronto, or Montreal -and, that's enough for me. —Jeanie-jean
You were so kind to me while taking my blood, and I am so sorry that I was in so much pain that I wasn't able to really speak to you. You were so very gentle and kind - especially since I am "dainty" and it's always difficult to get blood from me. You rubbed my arm, and when you gave me that piece of ice, I could have kissed you. I know you were worried about bruising me, but I wanted to let you know it wasn't bad at all. Thank you and if/when I end up in there again, I hope I get to see you again and be able to speak to you more this time. —Local Dainty Redhead
To my sometimes friend: I miss visiting you in your little cabin on the concrete plains. I miss the conversations we used to have, you really opened my eyes to a lot of things and you gave me comfort when I needed it. I know things are different for you now and I hope you are doing well. —C.C.
To whoever left chocolate easter eggs outside every door in the nine floor apartment building I live in: It was a thoughtful sweet surprise, and a welcome buffer to all the things that have been happening in the place the last few months. —L.M.
Thursday, April 5, 2012
Even though we only spoke for a few minutes, your cheerfulness truly brightened up my stressful day. I'm sad that I didn't get your name and since you mentioned you read The Coast constantly, hopefully you'll read this and know that you seem like a really awesome person. I hope you have a wonderful day. —The Girl with the Dark Blue Touque