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Post by ella clemintine torres . on Jul 6, 2009 9:28:40 GMT 10
Dear r a n d o m ,,
I normally don't do this, leave letters on benches to see if anyone picks it up, however today I have decided to.
I am a member of the fabled WUofA dare club, and I should like to dare you (and if you accept, initiate you into the club) to go into the library, choose six books and write a kind, happy message of love on one of the pages of each book.
If you choose to accept this dare, please send a letter in return. Slip it under the door of suite four of brennen hall
Yours, Ella
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Post by virginia anne pike . on Jul 11, 2009 5:31:39 GMT 10
DEAR ELLA,
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In the library as of now, you will find six marvelous books that have now been transformed into little notes of encouragement for anyone that read them. The list is as follows:
War and Peace
Romeo & Juliet
Tale of Two Cities
Governmental History of 1934
Cathedrals of Spain
Man's Place in Nature
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YOURS, VIRGINIA
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Post by ella clemintine torres . on Jul 11, 2009 11:23:11 GMT 10
Dear virginia ,,
Well hello there. I very much like the selection of books. It makes sure a wide range of people will get the notes. Kudos to you. I would now very much like to welcome you to the SBU dare club. The only rule is; you don't talk about dare club. What you do is leave random notes, or get notes to certain people daring them to do things and once they complete the dare, you welcome them to the club!
Yours, Ella
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