Thursday, February 14, 2013
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
Tuesday, February 12, 2013
I love Valentine's day all of the time. I love it when I'm single, I love it when I'm not, but nothing beats getting to spend Valentine's with you. I've never been this in love, I've never felt this safe. Thank you for being you and being in love with me. <& —I Love You The Most! I Win.
To the guy who clears the sidewalks on Allan Street on his ATV, just because it's something he likes doing -- a huge THANK YOU!!! My back thanks you, my heart thanks you, and all of the folks who get to walk on a clear sidewalk thank you! It's a lovely thing to do. —Grateful
Gets the most wonderful, multifaceted, stunningly beautifullest little Greek girl... for longer than Halifax would choose to see her go. —Crestfallen in California
You wanted my cowboy hat friday night at a downtown cabaret... You offered me a kiss in exchange ( I expected a peck on the cheek) however, you gave me one amazing kiss on the lips that i have trouble forgetting... It was amazing... Who are you and how can i get to know you ? —Looking For You
Total long shot, but we crossed paths at Durty's on Saturday night through some mutual friends ... unfortunately it's difficult to have a solid conversation with someone in a loud pub, but I'd like to get to know you, perhaps over coffee sometime? —M