From my beautiful coworkers and friends to my hilarious and supportive family and partner to the anonymous individuals who share their presence with me in passing on the road or the bus or in cafe lineups—I am so filled with gratitude for the people I am surrounded by and I love you all! Be kind to one another and smooch each other on the cheek more often. —One Smiley Gal

You make me so happy! My face hurts from smiling so much! You make falling in love easy. —Lover of the Light

You've been gone for decades.  Now you return, after partying your way through TO for the last few weeks.  Bring us you—tired, bleary and with your cross-eyed kitty—and we'll give you our beaches, a vibrant North End, new musicals and theatrical horizons and a family thrilled to see you home. Donairs after you unpack! —Two little kids and the fabulous O-girls

Thank you to the all the beautiful humans who have supported, gifted, and graced me with their presence. I am ever grateful.

All these haters, see you later.

You don't love me like I love you. —The One All Over The Map

Love your kindness. Love your haters, love your lovers, love love love is all you need. If you find it within yourself, you are not gaining love peace truth beauty happiness love. —Lover Lover Girl

Hey bub (yes, you!). I'm hoping that maybe you will read this on a lazy Saturday or Sunday morning while I'm away at work. Maybe you're snuggling with our kitties, or maybe you're getting high and enjoying the comforts of our new mattress and bed (which you built for us!). Whatever it is you're up to, remember that I love you, that we're soulmates, that you're my very best friend, and we will always have each other. I hope you have the best day, and where ever I am, I am counting the minutes until I get to see you again. I love you. —A

Thank to everyone who showed my daughter support at her yard sale/lemonade stand in support of our dog’s leg brace. We really appreciate all the well wishes, and donations. Much love. I love Scotians. —A Happy Mama

To the four ladies that ask if they could join me on the bench to enjoy their meal from ribfest, you made my Canada Day! I was going to go home but joining you for beers at the Stubborn Goat maybe my night. My only regret was not getting your number. Hopefully we will meet at again. — The Guy Without The Boat

To the little blonde at the Common who told me to have a happy Canada Day, who I gave a grave look to, who responded with a look of shock, maybe dread even...

I'm sick, just wanted some fireworks footage, was miserable among everyone there and right before you said that, I thought "I can't get along with anyone,” which was then proven.

You didn't do anything wrong. I’m an asshole. —Piece of gutter shit