FOUND by Lindsay in her bike handles
I have a cool bike. It’s green and has a classy bell. I found this note attached to my handlebars two years ago. I tore off the number and called. We’ve been together since.
FOUND by Michelle in San Francisco, California
I parked on the street for an appointment, and got back to my car 25 minutes later to find a note on my car. I was thinking, “Oh great, who hit my car? Oh well, at least they left a note.” Then I read it. No name, no contact info listed. How’s a girl supposed to run away with someone when they don’t tell you who they are?
FOUND by Elaine B. in Albany, New York
Love (or friendship) note left beneath my windshield wiper; my name’s not Maria but my license plate frame says “I’m a librarian and I will shush your ass.” Maria must be pretty awesome since the author says there should be “1 million more of her.” On the other hand, the author wasn’t sure if Maria is a librarian or not, so might not know Maria very well at all. I am a librarian at a local university and was parked in the student lot, so I presume this is from a student, but there are no librarians named Maria on campus. I hope Maria learns someday how highly this author, and presumably others, think of her.
FOUND by Sarah in Winchester Park, Las Vegas, Nevada
There isn’t much subtlety in this note, but there is one phrase that makes me wonder. She says, “…only have 1 man in my life.” Does she mean, I only have one right now and I’m looking for another? Or, does she mean, I don’t have any right now and I want you to be the one?