My chest is not public domain. Passing by you on the sidewalk is not an invitation for you to grab me. So, next time keep your paws to yourself, sicko, or you'll find your weak-sauce hind parts in the filth of the Parisian gutter.
Sincerely,
Sarah
Showing posts with label Letters to Strangers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Letters to Strangers. Show all posts
Wednesday, May 27, 2009
Tuesday, December 9, 2008
Dear GF
Mr. Handel,
Thank you for sharing your gift of music with the world. I have to admit that I'm a big fan. You, Vivaldi and Pachelbel turned me onto Baroque Music.
Thank you for sharing your gift of music with the world. I have to admit that I'm a big fan. You, Vivaldi and Pachelbel turned me onto Baroque Music.

I particularly enjoy:
the Messiah*
Water Music (especially the hornpipe)
and your music for the Royal Fireworks.
Simply gorgeous.
*went to a Messiah sing-in at the American Fork Tabernacle last week. That's definitely what inspired this post. Wow, I just wish I had a gift with music. It literally gives me chills to hear these songs.
Monday, October 20, 2008
Dear Alexander,
Just wanted to write an extremely belated thank you.
Not only did your research into hearing devices lead to the invention of the telephone...

but you were also one of the founding members of the National Geographic Society.
Either one of those alone would have been enough for my gratitude, but both? That makes you extra cool. You not only made instant communication possible over vast distances, but National Geographic has provided millions of people with inspiration, education, and truly amazing photography, films, and articles over many, many years. Plus you have awesome hair.
Not only did your research into hearing devices lead to the invention of the telephone...

but you were also one of the founding members of the National Geographic Society.
Either one of those alone would have been enough for my gratitude, but both? That makes you extra cool. You not only made instant communication possible over vast distances, but National Geographic has provided millions of people with inspiration, education, and truly amazing photography, films, and articles over many, many years. Plus you have awesome hair.So, thanks. I know it wasn't for me, but I benefit from your hard work every day of my life.
~Sarah
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