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on Mon, Jan 31, 2011 at 12:01 PM
To a dear co-worker I once had, you showed me more kindness, patience and tolerance than I've ever seen in the workplace before. You were always there to give this greenhorn's self esteem a boost and you never minded sharing your wealth of knowledge with me. On days when I felt like a total and complete idiot, you always had something positive and nice to say that made me think that hey, maybe I'm not so stupid after all. Your gentle and zen approach to solving daily problems set one of the best examples I could ever have had.
It was because of your unselfish, unpretentious kindness that I was able to move forward with my career with confidence and begin to master my skills by simply being willing to build that confidence. It was because of this that I was able to find out what my strengths in my industry are, and begin to utilize them properly. You reminded me why I chose my profession in the first place and renewed my faith in my own capabilities. It was because of this that I am on a fast track to someday becoming an industry leader. I never minded being bad at some of the things I tried because I was guided with such gentleness and kindness that it didn't seem to matter.
Maybe my relative incompetence back then drove you crazy. I have no idea. But all you ever put forth was encouragement and love. And that's enough. Thank you. You're someone I am proud to call my friend. —Dr. Stupid
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on Mon, Jan 31, 2011 at 11:34 AM
You were a breath of fresh air when my nose had gotten used to the same stale BS that men have to offer. We had such fun! I even started thinking... maybe. But then you pushed when you should have just kept being there. You scared me away and I miss you. I miss the way it was... the way it should have stayed. Good luck figuring out your life and realizing how wonderful you are. —Skittish and sincere
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on Mon, Jan 31, 2011 at 11:01 AM
Thank you for letting me go after so many years. You did not treat me well and I would have never left you. Yes, the pain is unbearable but this is for the best. I hope you find what you are looking for. —Simply Agonizing Divorcee
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on Mon, Jan 31, 2011 at 10:42 AM
I've known you since the seventh grade, and now that we are in our early twenties, you've seen me through all of my growing phases (including the not-so-nice ones), so it can only go up hill from here. I can't believe that after all of these years, we are finally together. Happy, stoked about each other, and so in love. There is no other person that could satisfy my needs as much as you do. You are my past crush, my present lover, and my future husband. Don't ever change. I love you. —Your One True Love
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on Mon, Jan 31, 2011 at 4:00 AM
I'm so in love with you! You are my best friend and I am so excited for the rest of our lives together. Notably for this little thing called a "honeymoon"! —Your Dutchess of Agricola
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on Fri, Jan 28, 2011 at 11:03 AM
Thanks for sharing a cab with me tonight to oxford. You were gorgeous, and (lol) you smelled so amazing! You're really kind! —Cab test taking friend
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on Fri, Jan 28, 2011 at 10:32 AM
Thank you for being so perfect in everything you do, you are my soulmate. I just smile like a fool everytime I see or think of you, it's amazing! This is a short little message because I posted it while you weren't looking. I just want to give you something cute to read randomly without expecting it. I appreciate everything you do, and I am so very in love with you. —Your Chael
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on Fri, Jan 28, 2011 at 10:00 AM
Thank you. Your dedication to your job is astounding. When a screwed-up mouthwash drunk tried to pull a fast one, you were there to tell him to scram. My wife and I were frightened, but you stood your ground and told him the rules, told him that real citizens were waiting to get on the ferry and he couldn't stand in the way and scream nonsense. God Bless You. —Young Couple
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on Fri, Jan 28, 2011 at 4:00 AM
When I met you I knew there was something special about you. The way your eyes lit up when you spoke and the smile that was so genuine. Even the things you talked about were different. You radiated positivity. You continually brought out the best in me and in everyone you met. I later found out that you were Christian and belonged to a club on campus. You invited me to come to an event. Normally I would have said no because religion wasn’t for me, but I was so intrigued by you and your happiness I went, hoping that I could figure out the source. I wanted to thank you for your courage. God and religion are taboo subjects, and I must have definitely seemed like the type that would have rejected you (I was). It has been three years since then, and they have been the happiest! I have made so many amazing friends through you. You also introduced me to the topic of God, which is wildly interesting and has given me something to think about for the rest of my life! —Could've Cancelled Onya
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on Thu, Jan 27, 2011 at 4:00 AM
Saw you at the Cobequid terminal today, I don't think it was the first time, and we shared a ride on the 87 to Dartmouth. I was a little shy, but just wanted to say you're super cute and I like your eyebrow piercing—it looks good on you! Every time our eyes met I couldn't help but worry that you'd think I'm a creep. Hope we get to talk next time. —The guy with the guitar