Friday, December 12, 2014
Thank you for not caring about your jobs enough to bother checking my senior/child/whatever isn't full-price ticket I bought from the kiosks. I think you get more money from snacks anyways? I'll make sure to keep buying the popcorn. —Broke ass movie buff
Wednesday, December 10, 2014
Givin' all my love to furry little babies. The bulldog in the store who's always drooling. The daschund on my block that jumps up and down when he sees me. The big dumb lab next door who eats garbage. You're all great and you should never change. —Wish my apartment wasn't pet free
Tuesday, December 9, 2014
On your boss' desk? I still think of that hot Friday night and smile. —Let's have another "meeting"
Monday, December 8, 2014
Sunday, December 7, 2014
Saturday, December 6, 2014
I was the clumsy lady with her son, in front of a hair salon downtown, and I smashed my knee pretty hard. Two men were very helpful and kind. One was an employee or the owner of said salon, the other just a random guy. I had the chance to thank the salon guy profusely, but was in too much pain to say much more than “thank you” to the other man. Just wanted to let you both know, again, how much I appreciate your kindness. —2 Gentlemen in front of salon
Friday, December 5, 2014
To the health care provider with the piercing on you nape; you are a gorgeous human being. —Hoping our paths cross again
Thursday, December 4, 2014
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Four am, "Sunday morning" (we all know it was still Saturday night), you (guy) were walking down Preston Street and I (girl) had just pulled up to my house. I got out of my car despite the looming possibility of rape since I was tired and had my keys in hand to defend myself if need be. You made eye contact and said "Hello," just like any other normal person would at any other normal time of the day. I felt stupid for fearing the worst. Thanks for being the kind of fellow who makes a gal feel safe at night. There should be more normal, non-rapey seeming people like you out after 1am. —Night owlette
Wednesday, December 3, 2014
To the girl who sat two seats away from me, during training last month. I cannot get you out of my mind. You may or may not have noticed how drawn to you I was, but I hope you did because my mind is dwelling on your face. —From the girl two seats away