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December 13, 2005 |
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Not Sitting
FOUND by Emily
I found this on my street.
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We collect FOUND stuff: love letters, birthday cards, kids' homework,
to-do lists, ticket stubs, poetry on napkins, telephone bills, doodles -
anything that gives a glimpse into someone
else's life. Anything goes...
I love this note. Sounds like the writer is not a morning person and needs T's help getting up (literally). T has probably left the house before without making sure the writer was fully awake and the writer was probably late for work. I can completely relate to this!
haha, sounds like something that I would write. :)
Rough night??? Come on we've all been there.
wake me up before you go-go! I don't want a parking ticket in my window. yeah yeah yeah...
Although Molly's suggestion is a possibility, working in an assisted care facility has taught me to think of the people who can't stand up without help. Perhaps an older parent or spouse with a muscular degenerative disease?
That's it! I'm signing all my notes from now on with a simple, "me"
Make that, "me." Almost didn't see the period there. That makes it so much better.
I've written this before for my college roommate! How cool :) This is not my note though, 'cos I'm T... hahaha.
Does T need to move the car, too, or does Me need to move it (hence the need to be standing before T leaves)?
Oh MY GOD I wrote this - where did you find it
In the architecture library at my school, people who'd been up all night working on projects often took naps in chairs, with notes posted on their bodies asking people to wake them up before some class. And parking regs on campus were very strict.
T,
Please make sure I'm not lying face-down in a puddle of my own vomit before you leave. You need to move my car to someplace where I won't find it for at least the next 18 hours.
-Stephanie