“My brother handed it off to me because he couldn’t fit it in his bag as he was preparing to deploy to Afghanistan. I gave the heart away in Verona, Wisconsin, to Nemo, a coworker visiting from the Netherlands. Nemo says that he’ll try to get it to Indonesia before handing it off, since he was headed that way.”
“I received this orange heart from my friend Adam while I was painting a mural on his studio apartment wall. The mural is in a renovated old opera house (now apartment building) in Brooklyn, NYC.
I gave my heart to my friend Darci, who traveled from the Buffalo area to visit the New York City and eat cupcakes with me. I gave her the heart in Sunset Park, Brooklyn. Afterward we ate Chinese doughnuts, drank cheap coffee, and rode the N train to the East Village on a cold but sunny November day.”
“I received my heart from my colleague and dear friend at The Hunter College School of Social Work.”
“I got it from a friend of mine that I play Pitanque with in Bryant Park, NYC. I left it hanging in a tree by the dog park in Union Square, 14st. NYC.”
“I received my heart in Nags Head, NC and left it in the hollow of the fairy tree at Takoma Park, MD.”
“I found my heart sitting on a newspaper rack at the corner of 2nd ave and St. Marks in the East Village. I gave my heart to my girlfriend at near a Dunkin Donuts in Hoboken. Who else would I give it to???”
Note: Heart #17 actually started on the fence by the church of St. Mark’s. A secret adventure led it to the news rack? Also, this heart is now in Chicago!
“I got it in class during Marketing at NYU last Monday from my friend and co-classmate Gianni. Today I gave it away to my friend Brenden at work at PepsiCo in Purchase, NY. His desk is catty-corner from mine.”
“I got it on the Hudson River on the West end of Houston.”
“I gave it away in Nags Head, NC.”
“I found it just west of st. marks. beside the mudd coffee truck. on the curb of the entrance to the 6 train.”
“Gave my heart to the guy from 4square. I was showing him the heart when he asked, ‘is this an official hand-off?’ At which point it became an official hand-off.”
Note: Heart #8 has already been given away 3 times!
“I gave it to some folks from Virginia outside behind the Orpheum Theater.”
“Found it on my way to work.”
“Not sure if the heart is being given to the cat or the boy. They will have to decide!”
“I gave to a dad and small child. The child thought the heart was a great toy.”
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