We went downtown one day during the kids' spring break, for a family activity. One of the places we visited was the Denver Public Library. (At some point, I will blog about one of the amazing things we saw there.)Anyhow, someone left this note on a table. I was amused at that little cryptic glimpse into someone else's life.
There's a magazine called "Found" that goes along with this concept. I have never bought the magazine, but they have an interesting website.
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I just can't understand that handwriting!
Hmmmm. Paul's back to picking up trash. Next thing you know, he will be putting together art collages made from discarded library notes and grocery lists! :)
Hannah, here's the interpretation:
Paul Nygren
Computer
3 15
Banker -
Buying Loan
Solution ?!
Wed
If Paul starts a new card series, we'll be first in line to buy a set. We can collect some trash for you here in Malaysia if you'd like ;-)
I once found a little love note written on hotel stationery buried in a paperback book I bought at a neighbor's garage sale. I didn't know their names, so wasn't sure who the note was from or to--them, or half of them? Maybe even the person who sold them the book?
Sure made me wonder, and gave me a good story idea, too.
Now, I always flip through any books I return to the library or sell or loan. Not that I have anything dark to hide, but still it made me think!
I just found your blog and am enjoying reading about your adventures.
That is a surely cryptic note; I tend to prefer used books over new because of what might be found in them.
Excellent blog.
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