Noteworthy By Amber Gordon My friend’s old Buick Le Sabre rattled into the Perkins parking lot. I held two notebooks and two pens as Cory shifted into park. Handing a set to him, I asked, “Are you ready?” “Let’s do this,” Cory said. He only half smiled, but his eyes were lit with excitement. It was a gray, foggy day in mid-March. The air was damp and snow had begun melting into puddles of slush and ice water. I felt the impending season of colors, warmth, and new life. This was exciting after yet another long, cold winter, and I wanted to find a way to share that feeling with others. My plan was to write compliments on paper, and leave these notes on…
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