Shaun S.  – You were another of my middle school crushes because you were “so fine”. It is funny now to see your profile on MySpace, and… Read more “Day 113 – x365”

I’m starting to think I’m not old enough for this project. Maybe in anouther 10 years I will have met enough people to make up 365 days… Read more “Day 112 – x365”

Tom P. – Little brother of two of my all-time best friends. You are seemingly nothing like them though; active, more social, different body type. Working my… Read more “Days 109 – 11 – x365”

Nikki L. – grad school cohort Amazing fiction writer with a background story from WWII. Kind, helpful, the best at workshop criticism. You are one of my… Read more “Day 108 – x365”

Hmm let’s see now. Think, Claire, think. This 365 people thing is beginning to get difficult! I just sat here for 20 minutes and can’t think of… Read more “Day 107 – x365 (and some content)”

Alma – neighbourhood girl I was weirded out by your foul mouthed brother, overweight dad who wore nothing but underwear, and your tiny tiny dog named Conan.… Read more “Day 106 – x365”

Keith H. – Co-worker from Comp When you’d come over to drink beer with Steve we ended up talking about work. You always flirted way too much… Read more “Day 105 – x365”

Richard – recent masseuse Oh the way you touched me, in just the right way. It’s amazing how massage therapy can be so sensual without being sexual.… Read more “Days 101-104 – x365”

I can’t believe I made it this far. i can’t believe I remember 100 people, to be honest. I am sure when I post my 200th entry,… Read more “Day 100 – x365”

Father Chris – priest when I was in high school You somehow found a way to seem “normal” and still be devout to God. As a bad… Read more “Day 99 – x365”