Wednesday, December 29, 2010
We met at the age of 15 and went to our Jr. Graduation together. We were High School sweethearts, you were my first and only true love. I left you thinking there was something more, I couldn't have been more wrong. You are everything and I find myself two years later just realizing what a mistake I've made. You've just moved on and I'm too late. I'll never forget or stop trying to be with you, the love of my life. —A broken heart by my own doings
Tuesday, December 28, 2010
It was such a short visit. You are such a great guy and I love you. Missing you already, see ya soon. —Ma xox
Monday, December 27, 2010
I love you forever. You being away for the holidays has really shown me how much I need you. Everything seems so dull when you're not around and I feel like I'm not all here. I can't wait to start the new year with the gorgeous amazing woman that you are! I only have one resolution... to put a ring on your finger, and love you forever and ever and ever! Can't wait to see you, miss you more then ever. —The luckiest girl in the world
I was never a fan of the Bottom Writing 'back in the day', it always seemed a little over-blown. But, a few weeks ago I noticed the extra bits in the legal statement on or near the table of contents, good stuff. Keep 'em coming. —Cranky
You're gone and I miss you. I went and sat by your grave today wishing I could hear your voice and get your advice. With tears. I love you and miss you. Merry Christmas where ever you are. —Your fav
For the juvenile miscreants who scaled the theatre marquee and retitled the main attraction "The King's Penis". A big thank you for a much needed chuckle at a high stress time of year. Your warped immaturity restores my faith in today's young people. —Ivan, age 13 going on 50
Thank you to all the wonderful folks today at Canadian Blood Services. I wanted to do something special for the holiday, so I decided to donate blood. Doesn't seem like a big deal to most but I am absolutely petrified of needles and blood and all that other medical stuff that goes along with it. So to all the incredible folks at CBS who made it the most comfortable experience they could and making sure I was ok the whole time - THANK YOU! I'll be back in a few months when I am allowed to donate again! And this time I have a small army of supporters coming with me!! —Fig Newtons and a Cuppa Tea for Me!
Thursday, December 23, 2010
I saw you at a big box store in Dartmouth Crossing, last Wednesday evening. I was looking at kettles, you—a long, darkhaired goddess—looked past, then at me. I don't think I was the object of your attention, at least at first. I didn't know quite what to say, but found you stunning. I'll be ready next time, if our paths cross again. —The Man in Black
To the young woman who was handing out chocolate and cheer to the street people along SGR the other day - You made my day brighter by your random act of kindness to strangers. Not only were you polite to them but you stopped and chatted with these folks who are often ignored. Your actions showed me that we are still capable of good deeds and sharing the joy hopefully all year round. Take care and many blessings to you in 2011! —Made my day brighter
Just when my day was at its worst, I dropped my bag and it split open all over the sidewalk. Then you walked up, helped me pick my stuff up and walked me over to the store to get some safety pins as a temporary fix until I got home. As we were parting you said, "By the way, you're pretty gorgeous. You should smile more." My whole week has been sunshine ever since, even if the weather doesn't agree. Thank you so much! —From the blue-eyed girl