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    Thursday, August 21, 2008, 06:58 PM EST [General]

     

    I was reading Mark's last post about "Craig's List"...lol and it reminded me of a couple of websites I used to visit frequently.  One site is where people send stuff in that they find.  Love letters, notes,  poetry, etc.

    The other site is where people send in their secrets on a post card anonymously.

    In my busy days with ruralinfo, I had all but forgotten these websites that satisified my voyeuristic side.  

    I dont know what it is about reading other people's stuff... But, I can sit and look at these sites for hours.

    Maybe it is because I know I am seeing something that I was never supposed to see. 

    Hope you enjoy them as much as I do..

     

    http://www.foundmagazine.com/

    http://postsecret.blogspot.com/

     

     

     

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    Ha Ha, the first big secret I read on that site was someone confessing they wore grandma panties. Could be a man...could be a woman. Who knows. I hope they feel better now.

    Spauldo
    August 21, 2008
    09:46 PM EST

    oh no pt...now im gonna waste to much time

    Beth aka. *SS*
    August 21, 2008
    11:48 PM EST

    Same here, Beth...Like I don't spend enough time on here as it is, you gave me another sick addiction PT!

    You know, when we were gutting the old spare room to turn into our new kitchen a couple months ago, we found tons of photos stuffed into a space behind the drywall. They were black and whites of a woman taking pictures of herself in short skirts and ripped fishnet stockings...looked about 20 years old from the fashion...I should find them (if Richard didn't throw them away) and post them on that site!

    When my parents moved into their new home a couple years ago, my dad found stashed photos (hundreds) in the insulation of the attic...They were well over 50 years old, and showed our downtown when it was just dirtroads...he copied them all onto a disk and sent them to the living relatives of the deceased gentleman they had gotten the home from, and also sent a copy to the museum, they were all very happy for the photos...

    ME
    August 22, 2008
    05:27 PM EST