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Bloomsday To the gorgeous blonde hair girl in the yellow section of bloomsday. It was really nice talking to you! Next year I will dance with you at every music station lol email me at yourbowlingstud@aol.com

Our Wedding 40 days until our wedding and I couldn’t be happier with where we’re at. I’ve waited my whole life to find you and in a little over a month I get to spend the rest of it with you. I love you!

simplicity. You know me as I am within your sublime orbit but hold my distance to show patience. Most reminders remain unmet due to your hypnotic poise. Distractingly feminine & sure. Urbanely Yours.

SCC To the English tutor at SCC. I have the biggest crush on you! You’re super cute and smart and funny. I’d love to grab lunch with you sometime to get to know you but I’m too chicken to tell you that. Have a great rest of the week! -Your Secret Admirer.

Good Samaritan To whomever returned my wallet from the Sprague Ave. Wal-Mart parking lot on Sunday, May 5th around 7:00 pm, Thank you very much. My wallet was untouched with my money and debit

Look How They Shine For You A year ago, I saw a wondrous boy (you) strumming a guitar, singing softly words of love in a little place downtown. Afterward, he walked outside into the night, gazing up, his head whirled full of stars And Flying, I wondered what he was thinking. A year later, I see him just outside Mizuna (on Friday). He wears glinting sunshine hair and blue sky eyes peer out from his brightest face. He looks and moves like light. Next time I will ask him.

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atmosphere you create with your music. Whenever I see you, you draw crowds who stop to listen and appreciate your performance. Jeers to Riverpark Square who refuses to turn down their canned music that they blast all day long, even when asked by shoppers who would like to hear the live music being performed. Or when the canned music is being blasted so loud it hurts the ears even when walking on the other side the street. Downtown businesses say they want to eliminate undesirables, who are apparently anyone under 30, regardless of whether they spend money in your establishment or not. Regardless of whether children are out with parents to shop, or visit Mobius, the library or the park. Regardless of the young people shopping at the Apple store or purchasing coffee drinks. Downtown businesses need to wake up and realize that with your tactics you are alienating shoppers that would support local business, but are disgusted with your noise pollution (blasting canned music, installing “mosquito” sound devices) as well as your lack of respect for anyone that doesn’t fit your mainstream mold. Be careful, you may just get exactly what you wish for and downtown will become a ghost town.

Costco imprint for 4/ 29 @ closing. How fast you turned around and shouted hi! You caught both me and your son by surprise! Quickly I said hi! Stunned by your handsome face and smile. Ushered to the other line, I went about mine. Looked up in time to see you standing and waiting. Then oft you left with your son and daughter? Leaving me with the imprint of your handsome face and smile! Thank you, thank you, thank you. Thinking of John Burroughs, “Waiting” and mine. Me Adams Street I saw you on May 7, around 5:30pm. (Cameron) You were walking down Adams St with your long board. We got to talking about what we were out and about doing that day. You seemed like a very nice guy! We exchanged names but not phone numbers. You can contact me at golfgirl123@yahoo.com Fred Meyers I was the one who asked for 30 dollars of gas at the end of your shift. You were the one who gave me 30 cents worth instead. You were gone before I could get your name, but you were beautiful, maybe next time. Personal Trainer Thank you to the Polar Personal Trainer Rep at the Bloomsday Expo. He did not have the stride holder for sale that I needed, so he he gave me the demo one for free! Thank you my Bloomsday run will be even better because of you!

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Main Market I saw you on May 2nd. You were buying food, I was buying lunch and caramels. I wish I had gotten your name or number. Hopefully I’ll see you there again!

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card in it and returned right away after I cluelessly left it in the cart. I quickly realized it was missing when I got home and went back within 15 minutes. Again, thank you very much. This shows there are still good people out there! God Bless! A Kind Samaritan A big thanks to the stranger that stopped, pulled over and was willing to help us when our dog ran out of the yard. I opened the gate to help a small dog that was lost and our Keeshond ran out. She came running home but you stayed until she was in our yard, thank you so much! Value Village Angel Friday May 3rd, you were the good looking male cashier assisting a customer who was wanting to purchase a pair of cowboy boots and a pair of running shoes. His total came to around thirty dollars, the customer tried to pay for the items but he only had ten dollars. You informed him that he needed more money to purchase both items. You then told him the price of both pair of shoes separately, and the customer still proceeded to purchase one of the pairs, still only having ten dollars. We all noticed that he was a special customer. His total came to somewhere around 15.00 dollars, instead of denying him the shoes or calling a manager to help you, you simply pulled out your own wallet, paid the difference, bagged up his new shoes and let him go with “have a good day”. It’s not every day do you see a cashier or let alone a human being who has the patience or heart that you showed us today! You deserve a CHEERS! - From the 2 very impressed ladies next in line! Street Musicians Cheers to the wonderful street musicians playing songs downtown about the Mona Lisa and over the rainbow, jamming on harmonicas, strumming guitars, blowing on sax and trumpet, fiddling wildly, and slapping djembes. We need more of you and the great

Try, I Must! To all the ships at sea, to all the ports of call; I must confess I have been extremely selfish and as the addict I am it was easy. As time passes and sobriety becomes the condition rather than the exception; memories of the past flood my twisted mind and regret is what soon follows. Making amends seems like a weak, usless, attempt at fixing what I “self” have destroyed! Try I must! Finally, I will put forth the effort to show change, not talk about change. Point: “Words don’t mean a thing unless we can prove their worth”; Last,and most important thought is: Here is hoping “To the man I hurt and his family, please stick around and find out if I have learned anything, please don’t give up on me yet! Not yet my fox love is an action word and I’m wanting to show you; you haven’t wasted your last 6 months. All my Heart and thank you to you and your family for going through what you have, for as long as ya’ll have. Love and respect from a repentent heart from the south. Good Food & Margaritas Cheers to Casa de Oro off the Argonne exit. Friends and I stopped in to grab a bite because their classmate studies all day to be a mechanical engineer and waitresses during the nights to help the family business. Cheers to hard work, darn good margaritas and food, and family businesses! Mobile & Magnificent You are perfect. Flawless. Breathless is too simple. Lovely a bit so complex. Your stride is purposeful, yet aimless in it’s

Happy Birthday to the most beautiful, and sexiest woman alive. Not a minute goes by that you aren’t consuming my every thought. “If it’s love”, then “the one”, will wait. Love You May Day Flowers What a lovely surprise to find a handmade bouquet on my front door! Thank you to everyone involved in the delivery of the May Day bouquets from the Cataldo Catholic Preschool to us lucky South Hill residents. You brought a smile to my face. Downtown Walk Signals As a driver, I love the fact that there are countdown timers for pedestrian signals downtown. It helps me to know if I need to slow down or speed up a bit for the upcoming red light. I bet it helps with traffic congestion and reduces the risk of accidents. I would also think that they may be more effective than the red light cameras around town because they give more of a notice of when the light is going to change, which seems more practical when driving. The person(s) responsible for bringing them to town deserve pay raises for common sense. I hope to see more installations of them in the future. You Don’t Even Know Me Happy 47th to my baby Pat. I’ve been so blessed to finally know what love truly is all about. ‘til the wheels fall off, oh by the way, I don’t even like you, but I love you bunches. M There are so many things I want, need and am finally ready and able to say to you. I don’t have to wait for sometime in the future. Unfortunately, I don’t have your number...do you have mine? And yes, it’s ok to leave a message now. A Spokane Symphony 12 May. To the nice ladies who exchanged seats with my friend and I so I could extend my legs into the aisle: thank you SO much. Those far-too-close-together seats are miserable on arthritic joints. I really appreciated it.

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Amber Z. is this week’s winner of the “Say it Sweet” promotion! Send in your CHEERS so you too can be entered to win 1 dozen “Cheers” cupcakes at Celebrations Sweet Boutique.

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