If she ever asked me to copy the notes what shall I tell her?
552387
well, it sound like this grl is taking advantanced of u, and seem like u cant say "NO", in that case then tel her if she want it, she has to  come and meet up with u and then she has to do the copy herself cuz u dun always hv time to do it for her...and she is the one who need it not u... you don't need a friend like that.. good luck
1002095
Leave a note wherever the paper is delivered. like in your driveway whatever, oh ya sidewalk chalk would work and tell him/her to stop taking your paper and that your watching them
1116067
Write her notes about what you like about her.  Write a note about you two need to discuss your thoughts.\n\nLC
926759
yes, write a note. ( i think she will understand)   \n\nwhen i was like 7 i dropped mine down the drain, wrote a note and had the tooth in a bag and money by the morning, weird huh?
33492
Get someone in the class to make a copy for you.
329763
Tell her exactly what you wrote in here. If she is any kind of decent girl she will respond with the truth about your chances with her.
147856
go to your employer they will usualy send you a another copy
543391
What should I inform them of?
768027
Go ahead.\n\nI'll just take notes, thank you.
744645
Actually, I think your friend has a gift for writing, and should copywrite that before someone tries to steal it. That's a beautiful little story.
453842
I would go to the clerk of the court that this action would be in.  They usually have form books that you can copy.
195030
Ouch, you listened to the wrong suggestion my friend. Hacking into something like that is very wrong and abusive. If she's not answering she may have you on ignore, meaning she isn't going to see you contacting her. You've done right by letting her know what you did, and honesty is the best policy. But, now she has developed a distrust. Throwing hints her way was great, and getting to know her by asking questions is great. But, calm down, leave a kind message on her desk, let her know you know what you did is break her trust with you and your very sorry. Let her know in the note that you were having heart felt feelings for her and you were trying to find other ways to get in touch with her. If she accepts the note, she will let you talk to her, try not to push yourself on her verbally. Cause that will cause her to walk away from you. If she doesn't accept the note, she may be still be upset about the situation, cause that is private.\nThe best of luck to you.
19645
I would continue sending the cards (as long as there is nothing hateful nor taunting written in 'em...).  \n\nRegardless of whether they bring a warm feeling in her heart or make her cringe, I'm guessing either reaction would bring a smile on your face - so, why not?  ;)
235424
tell her it is personal and its for no one to read. just say please do not read my diary I'm not comfortable with anyone reading it. if she is your best friend she will understand
1093442
Why don't you write one?\nI mean it, write one and send her if your voice is not too bad you can sing a little and record it then send her. Think about it ;)\nGood Luck!
946051
Ask her when she gets off, and could you take her to get coffee afterwards.  Make it light and don't pressure her.  A letter will be waay too creepy.  No matter what you put in the letter, the fact that you took the time to write something will tell her that your feelings for her are a bit premature at best, or obsessive at worst.
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She may just appreciate your freshness and honesty.  I sure would if you had been interviewing with me.  Don't count it as a lost cause yet.  \n\nIt's a good idea to follow up all interviews, even second and third ones, with a letter.  In your letter, state you enjoyed meeting with her and hope that your attention to detail comes through in your crisp letter writing.  Provide examples of your attention to detail and organizational skills.  Did you create an ad campaign that ran in a paper or magazine?  Include a photocopy sample of the ad, and the contact details for your supervisor on that project.  Reiterate in your letter how you can help them - phrase your abilities from their point of view (sample:  You need a creative individual.  My background in fine arts provides ....)  Avoid saying how much you want the job; the letter itself says that.  They want to know what you've told us:  That you would be perfect for the position.  Close the letter with "I look forward to speaking with you again" and warm wishes.  \n\nDon't forget to proofread the letter for style, grammar, and spelling.