Missing Halifax, and the ocean. Missing the smells and the sights and the restaurants and everything. Especially missing one person in particular who lives in Halifax. *Sigh*
---AnonymousThis is going back a few months but to whoever left the sheetcake out in front of the spring library for random public consumption: It was very thoughtful and made me very happy.
---k.No, it really does. Something about rain makes me warm and cozy. Its nice to just relax with a cat and a cup of tea, and not have to worry about the 100 other things I have to do. So while some complain about it, I'm truly happy.
--- Singin' in the rainHow cool is this: the Napier family from Purcell’s Cove “recently donated their family lands to the Nature Trust. This generous gift protects over 20 hectares of pristine and rugged wildlands overlooking the northwest arm. Undeveloped lakeshore, important fire barren ecosystems, and uncommon plants are now protected, forever. Part of the ‘Halifax backlands’, the site is also a treasured hiking area and haven for nature lovers." source www.nsnt.ca
Saying thank you doesn’t seem quite enough - this is awesome (and thanks) from one of many who truly appreciate what you have given.
I have no idea if that's actually your car, but I stepped out in front of it at the Queen/Spring Garden intersection as you were trying to turn. I did have the right of way but that doesn't excuse my rude stare as you looked shocked and apologetic from behind the wheel. I'm sure that thing is tough to drive! Plus, you probably gave me the scare I need to be a little more cautious. It won't happen again!
--- Eye Contact With Drivers Is KeyYesterday you stopped me and asked for gas money. Today it was a toonie for bus fare. Glad to hear that you've given up on cars and are taking advantage of our mass transit system!
The environment thanks you!
---CrankyI just want to send some love to North End Halifax, which I will miss dearly when I move this weekend. I love you North End! I love walking through you to work, and the friendly shop owners (especially the smiling barber shop owner always standing in his door in the morning), and the way cars almost always let me cross before continuing their journeys. I love your grassroots feeling, the friendly neighbours, the community gardens and so much more.
I will miss you, but don't worry, I'll visit! After all, I still work there 5 days a week.
-- North End LoverThank you to the lady cop who didn't throw me in the drunk tank when I got locked out of my apartment saturday night. I know I was very drunk and yelling for 3 hours trying to wake someone up to let me in, and I disrupted the neighbours (that's why you were called). You were very understanding of my situation and when I said i was just going to fall asleep on the front steps you allowed me and said you could come check up on me in a few hours.
--- locked out ladyI just want to send out a thanks to the guy that works on the 7th floor of the medical building on Portland St.
Friday morning I left school to go see the doctor as I was suffering from heat exhaustion and severely dehydrated, not realizing the clinic wasn't open until 9am, and I was there shortly after 8am. You came and offered assistance, getting me water to hydrate me and ginger-ale to help settle my stomach because I was puking so much.
Just want to say thank you! I really appreciated it, it means a lot to me. (By the way, I'm fully recovered now!)
---Death Warmed Over