You came in to my life so unexpectedly and quickly became the best part of my day. I can't thank you enough for all of the motivation and confidence you've helped me attain. You're beautiful. Love always. —One Crumpled Flower

While waiting for our breakfast, you noticed how our two-year-old swiped the lone blackberry off my incoming plate before it even hit the table. He gobbled it down in two seconds—we all had a laugh. Then, you received your plates and proceeded to offer my son your blackberries. He was so pleased. Thank you for the sweet gesture—it made our day! —You Rock

Thank you to the considerate and generous person who came out in the cold to the Dartmouth Crossing Cineplex to give away soon-to-be-expired coupons for two movie passes, a popcorn, and two drinks.  I could see myself in your situation thinking, "I should give these away."  But I wouldn't have managed to actually do it, and you did. Your generosity filled our night with magic and synchronicity. Thank you. —Gratefully Yours

To the lovely lady who stopped me from falling on my face outside of Scotia Square...thank you! I was wearing heels in the middle of a day full of interviews and started falling towards the huge pile of slush. You caught my arm and helped me up and then proceeded to walk across the street with me to make sure I didn't fall. I really appreciated your kindness and care in the middle of a stressful day. —Stressed in Stilettos

You want to read an issue of The Coast where the number of Loves outstrips the number of Bitches. You submit Love messages often, just trying to balance scales. Halifax is lucky to have people like you, who are fighting the good fight, and repping for Team Love. I hope this message helps. Maybe later we can share a cinnamon bun? —Your Office Pal

To the female bus driver of the #1: You greeted each passenger as they got on and made small talk with everyone while you had a great big smile on your face, and that was just lovely! Thank you so much for being so chipper and keeping a happy face even while you’re driving in such terrible conditions. Today was such a dreary day, but you managed to brighten it up for me. I wish all bus drivers were like you! I hope keep that bright smile and great attitude all day/week/year. —The Girl With The Bright-coloured Hat

God bless you, Wray…you were always a friendly face in front of the old library. Very sad the way you went. Hopefully some good will come of it.  —Bluenoser

I see you a few afternoons a week at the gym in Clayton Park. You're super tall, fit, always have your hat on backwards, and these days you're sporting a beard. Just wanted you to know that I think you are ridiculously attractive. —An Admirer

To the cute guy in the suit who gave me the loveliest smile at a certain shop near Pizza Corner: Let’s get coffee? —Hopeless Romantic

I found your keys in the slushy side of the road on Spring Garden across from Indochine today, January 23 at approximately 4:30 pm. The ring had notable keys on it, including a vintage Honda motorcycle key, a black bike lock key, and a U-Haul padlock key, along with several others. I turned the keys in to lost and found at the Lord Nelson, so if they were yours, there you go. Good luck! —Karma Patrol