On leaving my first love letter
I left my first love letter in a place where people come to think, re-charge, laugh, visit, and to just…be. Seemed like the perfect spot.
I was nervous at first. I didn’t want to draw too much attention to myself, because while I wanted it left behind, I didn’t want someone to think I had forgotten it, and call attention to that fact.
I wanted to be anonymous, so I covered the letter a little bit with a napkin, hoping it would make itself seen to the right person. Then with a deep breath I turned around and hurried out the door, not making eye contact with anyone. (All I kept thinking was, I feel like I’m leaving a crime scene!)
Nervous and exhilarated, I pulled out of the parking lot, letting my eyes drift back to the table where I left it – willing it to be seen by someone who needed it today.
This could get addicting.







That is awesome, Becky! I so want to know who picked it up and read it. I think I would have to be all stealth and hide out in a hat and glasses and watch it all unfold.
I can imagine it’d be somewhat exhilarating. I hope your tactic works. I keep going back to the “seek and you shall find” idea. Someone who needs it will locate that sucker with his or her radar.
I have left operation beautiful notes around my town before and I ALWAYS wonder who sees them and how it might change their day for the better