A big light blue towel in early April.
I’ve always been one to prefer huge towels. I have a dark blue towel which I purchased from IKEA in early 2003 that is my favourite. It’s travelled with me across the country and became a bit of a trademark of mine while I lived in barracks and later in residence. In short, I valued the towel.
I had the towel, along with many other items of mine, at a girlfriend’s apartment when she ended our relationship by email during the second half of February.
She refused to return any of my items. By the end of March, I was really frustrated by the situation. I often complained to my close friends about the fact that the ex-girfriend was refusing to return my stuff. When asked which item I wanted returned most, I would respond by stating my big blue towel.
A good friend was out with her now-fiancee. He suggested a few towels, to which she told him they were too small. After an extensive search, she found a huge towel. A few days after purchasing it, she gave it to me. It was the best gift of the year because of how thoughtful it was and it reminded me that my friend truly cared.
Whenever I use this towel, I fell that I’m wrapped by the caring feelings of my friends.
Actually Mr. Coleman, she did return your items, including your big blue towel. how do i know this? because i left the big black garbage bag with all of your items outside of your house. so, as a journalist, and hopeful non-fiction writer, please stick to non-fiction, and do not go off on a tangent that you make up as you go along.
Bogdan Pletosu,
I’m going to assume by the late night nature of your comment that you misread the above post.
The post was written because I was thinking of how amazing my friends are, especially my close friend. It was written during the Christmas season as I reflected upon the meaning of gifts. The thoughtfulness of the gift provided by my friend was what prompted this post.
The background story to that gift explained why the thought mattered so much.
Here are the facts:
My items were not returned until April 24, 2009 when they were dropped without notice in front of my residence. The relationship ended at 15:08 on February 16, 2009 when the ex-girlfriend sent me an email informing me the relationship was over.
The above post states “A big light blue towel in early April.”
I would strongly advise that you think before making future postings.
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I found this post quite touching
I am glad to hear you got a nice new giant towel out of it 
good job. <3
so.. nice hearty reply joey. i think YOU misread my earlier post. I was only trying to remind you of the facts as they unfolded. and yet another thought: I really dont think it’s cool that you block my ip address from accessing this website (especially since you “approved” and replied to the previous post).