Thursday, February 14, 2013
Mr. Yummy.
I love you, I have always loved you and I always will love you.
Mrs. Delicious. —T
Before it ended, she told me you were the only man she'd ever felt at peace with, but it never worked out because you had a career in Toronto. Then last month I saw you two together and I realized you came all this way to be with her and my broken heart started to heal. I love her so much that I'm truly happy she dumped me and finally figured out what she really wanted was you. I'm glad I got to shake your hand, brother, and thanks for being there for her. —The Worst Boyfriend She Ever Had
To the bus driver and 3 gentlemen who helped me get my car unstuck yesterday morning THANK YOU! THANK YOU THANK YOU!! — Buried Brunette
Perhaps I shouldn't be using the word 'babe' in a post about a lady in my GWST class, but I just can't help but state the obvious. Your posted questions are always insightful, and you have the most amazing hair (short, unwashed, naturally sandy brown)...Sometimes I try to sit close to you in hopes that you might ask to borrow a pencil. Maybe I'll have the courage to ask you out one of these days... —Your Crushing Classmate
Ever since I started back to college in September I've had this school girl crush on you; the ones where you don't even introduce yourself just admire from afar. Any time we catch eyes I just blush and walk away. It must be the beard. So manly and intimidating. Since I will not likely speak to you in person, now you know. —Blushing Blondie
To the young man who assisted the elderly woman over the snow bank, it's so nice to see that common decency and manners still exist in the young. Thank you for restoring our faith in our generation. —Grocery Girls
Wednesday, February 13, 2013
I am not really into blondes or young men, or men at all really, but your expertise in the citrus aisle of the downtown posh-ish grocery store where you work made me see the world through sunshiny glasses. I never knew ugli fruit could be so interesting. — Five Alive
Thanks to the guy in the North End. You did an excellent job at keeping the fire hydrant shovelled out on Saturday afternoon during the storm.There should be more people like you!!! —P.E.
As a year-round cyclist, I want to send big love to the vast majority of Halifax drivers. I know some cyclists can be poor ambassadors for the rest of us, but very few drivers here have stopped giving cyclists the room and respect we deserve. —Nor'easter
Why did it take so long for us to become acquainted? I couldn't imagine a better way to spend a snowstorm than being immersed completely into your world. I've found what I'll be cuddling up with for the remainder of the winter. I hope it's a long one. —Winter Is Coming