Carolyn See Locator of Lost Person Exercise.

Note: I did change a few names, just in case.

Myra 

You and I are one of the only two, from our old group, that are STILL in school. Although, you’re working on your graduate degree. We were more than acquaintances, but I wonder why we were never close to call each  other. Do you remember that highly awkward situation when we accidentally ran into each other in Boston? I spotted you and Mark, as Sam and I were walking to the Garden. Sam admitted that he spotted Mark but he didn’t recognize the girl that he was with, so he hesitated to come say hello. He told Mark that he thought your boyfriend was with another girl and they laughed about it. They didn’t get how embarrassing that situation was; because they didn’t understand that you had no make up on at the time (which was why Sam didn’t recognize you). Again, I’m really sorry about that. 

Josh

So many memories. I know you’re still in Chicago; but its been so long. I’ve really missed hearing your most recent poems, hearing about which girl is now your muse and laughing all night. When I do talk to you, I hope that I am in the position to buy a plane ticket to visit you. A scrabble game and a sing-a-long is completely in order. You were even a bigger dreamer than I am/ was and I hope you haven't lost that. 

Kristen

Remember freshman year, when we were both having a tough time and we hung out in the halls and just talked it through. I remember feeling so alone, without a friend in the world and you kindly said that “You have me?”. I will never forget that moment, where I discovered a true friend in you. Working with you after we graduated was not the best idea we've ever have; but we weathered that one too. Please don’t take classes this summer so I can come visit you in Amsterdam.