“Joan” · 罗田一中 · 2002–2005
她有一双大眼睛,安静端庄却不失时尚。她住河东集吧,走读,高33班,话不多,成绩还不错。
To reconnect · Oct 9, 2026
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Every letter still on its way. The least-read come first, so each one gets its turn. Open one to read it in full; if you know them, or know someone who might, pass it on.
她有一双大眼睛,安静端庄却不失时尚。她住河东集吧,走读,高33班,话不多,成绩还不错。
To reconnect · Oct 9, 2026
A lanky sound engineer with ink-black curls and a worn dark-green wool jacket he wore in every season. He played bass in a band nobody had …
To give something back · Nov 12, 2026
我们班体育委员,大块头,圆脸,笑起来眼睛眯成一条缝。书包里永远装着零食,谁饿了谁就能掏,是全班公认的“移动小卖部”,却从来不肯承认自己胖。
To reconnect · Nov 12, 2026
The children’s librarian at Flushing who ran a free after-school English hour for kids who had just arrived. A short woman in her fifties w…
To say thank you · Nov 12, 2026
武汉江汉关码头检票口的阿姨,五十岁上下,圆脸,嗓门大,头发用一根黑发夹别在脑后,手边总放着一台小收音机,播着戏曲选段。
To say thank you · Nov 12, 2026
Un chico de Salamanca que estudiaba Ingeniería y siempre llevaba una bufanda azul, aunque fuera mayo. Cocinaba tortillas a las tres de la m…
Just to say something · Nov 12, 2026
文学社里最晚下线的人,头像是一只黑猫。写的小说总有一种奇怪的冷幽默,凌晨一两点在群里发长段的接龙,从来不肯透露自己是男是女,只说在南方。
To reconnect · Nov 12, 2026
住我们家西厢房的邻居,在街道缝纫组上班,说话轻声细语,手特别巧,冬天总把烤好的白薯揣在棉袄里,等我们放学回来分着吃。
To give something back · Nov 12, 2026
The cook at the back of our takeaway, a stocky man in his early twenties with burn scars on both forearms and a laugh like a car horn. He s…
To reconnect · Nov 12, 2026
我们的数学老师,个子瘦高,戴黑框眼镜,粉笔字写得像印刷体。口头禅是“慢慢来,不丢人”,下雨天会把自己的伞借给没带伞的学生。
To say thank you · Nov 12, 2026
夜市の角でバクテーの屋台を出していた、小柄で日焼けした五十代のおじさん。赤い前掛けをして、お客さん一人ひとりに「ご飯食べた?」と日本語で声をかけていました。
To say thank you · Nov 12, 2026
A tall Dutch nurse in her late thirties with cropped silver-blonde hair and a bright orange rain cape. She spoke four languages badly and l…
To say thank you · Nov 12, 2026
These people are waiting for someone from their past. If you know them, knock; or pass the lamp to someone who might.