Friday, April 3, 2015
Thank you to the person who found my almost- ready-to-mail birthday card! I really appreciated what you did - picked it up, took it to a well known south end cafe and contacted me to let me know it was there! Now it will have a really exciting tale to tell to its fellow mail. And thank you to the staff at the cafe for keeping it for me! —Happy Card Giver
Thursday, April 2, 2015
AKA snow art...a thank you to the artist who built the teeny tiny snowman on the side of a snow pile at the bus stop of Hammond's Plains and Bedford Highway. I smiled all day! Took pics, sent it to friends, made them smile. Then made it the background on my phone! Adorable!!! —The Cinster
A big thank you to everyone in the HRM who has dealt with all of this awful weather with humour, patience and a willingness to help however you can. Your efforts are appreciated! —Wishing For Sunshine
Hello neighbor, it was nice to officially meet you and your accent. I could shovel out cars from ditches all day long with you. Piqued. —Let It Snow
To the two ladies making out on the snowbanks along Windsor Street one sunny afternoon last week: You are both adorable. Your giggling, unabashed affection was a greatly appreciated ray of sunshine in what’s been a bleak, frustrating winter for everyone. We should all be lucky to have such joy. —Keep Your Butts Warm
Wednesday, April 1, 2015
Sorry for not recognizing you when I last saw you. I was having a bad day and somehow I lost my sh*t on you. Ever since I have felt like the world's biggest ass, and I could not be sorrier for how I acted. I only hope you can one day accept my apology. Our friendship was very special to me, and I am sorry for having stupidly ruined it. —Daily Coffee Imbiber
I love the people who are attempting to brighten things up by decorating snowbanks. It's a lovely gesture in an otherwise dreary landscape! —Spring is coming, right?
Tuesday, March 31, 2015
Hi,
I was a bit too nervous to chat you up on the first bus and lost you as soon as it stopped in Dartmouth. We both accidentaly got on the wrong 61 and when I saw you walking back to the terminal I waited, missing another bus home, and waited till I could take the same as you.
I tried starting a conversation with you but you didn't seem interested. I'm hoping I misjudged your reaction. If so please reply.
Either way, I'll be taking the 61 a lot more from now on. —say hi
Sure you're physically appealing, but I like your mind the best. I look forward to our weekly video game & music. I'm very patient, which is good, and I'm grateful. —Glitter Queen
Dear Halifax, I love that everywhere I go I see friends and friendly faces. It makes me feel so warm and fuzzy inside! —From Away, Here to Stay!