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You left a dog-eared novel on the bench near the Botanical Garden. When I tried to return it, you were gone, but the bookmark said, “Take a chance.” Did you mean on you or the book?

You helped me reapply sunscreen after a rogue wave soaked my towel. I was too shy to ask your name but wished I had—your laugh was brighter than the July sun.

You wore a sunflower-patterned dress and started a spontaneous dance party by the palm trees during Sunday’s drum circle. I was too shy to join in, but your energy was contagious. Are you always the first to dance, or just on sunny afternoons?

Saturday morning runners, you passed me on the trail and asked for directions through the mist. I was so caught off guard by your smile that I forgot to say anything helpful. If you’re still lost, maybe we could wander together next time.

You sat across from me on the 38 Geary, reading a book with a bright red umbrella propped by your side. We shared a smile when the bus lurched and nearly spilled my coffee. If you remember the spilled caffeine and want to finish our conversation, let's try it again—without the rain.

You sat across from me on the 38 Geary, reading a book with a bright red umbrella propped by your side. We shared a smile when the bus lurched and nearly spilled my coffee. If you remember the spilled caffeine and want to finish our conversation, let's try it again—without the rain.

You wore a sunflower-patterned dress and started a spontaneous dance party by the palm trees during Sunday’s drum circle. I was too shy to join in, but your energy was contagious. Are you always the first to dance, or just on sunny afternoons?

Saturday morning runners, you passed me on the trail and asked for directions through the mist. I was so caught off guard by your smile that I forgot to say anything helpful. If you’re still lost, maybe we could wander together next time.

You sat across from me on the 38 Geary, reading a book with a bright red umbrella propped by your side. We shared a smile when the bus lurched and nearly spilled my coffee. If you remember the spilled caffeine and want to finish our conversation, let's try it again—without the rain.

You wore a sunflower-patterned dress and started a spontaneous dance party by the palm trees during Sunday’s drum circle. I was too shy to join in, but your energy was contagious. Are you always the first to dance, or just on sunny afternoons?

Saturday morning runners, you passed me on the trail and asked for directions through the mist. I was so caught off guard by your smile that I forgot to say anything helpful. If you’re still lost, maybe we could wander together next time.

You sat across from me on the 38 Geary, reading a book with a bright red umbrella propped by your side. We shared a smile when the bus lurched and nearly spilled my coffee. If you remember the spilled caffeine and want to finish our conversation, let's try it again—without the rain.