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May 30, 2006 |
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Forever
FOUND by Jennifer Norton
in Las Vegas, Nevada
I found this walking on the strip in Las Vegas. It seems like there could be more pages to this, maybe before? I imagine "boo-Chie" is a woman who's upset with her love. Maybe they were going to get married in Vegas, but then there were doubts after they lost tons of money gambling to pay off the trip. Late that very night, her love trying still to win back money downstairs in the casino, she wrote this note in her hotel room.
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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...
where are you seeing "boo-Chie?"
It's the kinda thing I usta scrawl all the time... then you find out that if you had to work that hard to be happy, you never were in the first place =/
thats my sisters note to sai.
i can't see 'boo-Chie' anywhere in that note?
Sounds like something I could have written to my soon to be ex-husband. Strangely enough, my in-laws stay at The Venetion. Hmm...
More on the back? Signed "boo-Chie"?
This all happened before the popular slogan "what happens in Vegas stays in Vegas" was coined.
Forever's not so long.
It's only 'til it ends.
"..no deciding 'all things eventually come to an end'.."
That's not really a decision that anyone can make, is it? Is it not a Universal Truth that all things eventually...END?
This note is a little intimidating. It really seems like he wants OUT and she's holding on for dear life, because she's not afraid of commitment and the work it involved to have it. NOTHING will stop her.
Will her next note be desperate and pathetic like http://foundmagazine.com/find/4193
Or will it be the psychotic ravings of a jilted boo-Chie, gone over the precipice and heading on over to WalMart to buy a shotgun?