Fazlyna wrote, “I’m from Singapore. and I heard about www.operationbeautiful from my friends.”
Janessa wrote, “My new favorite website: http://www.mysterygoogle.com/# You get the results of what the previous person posted. It’s my new favorite time-killer. But when I was running out of things to type, I thought, “Aha! and did a you are beautiful. operationbeautiful.com. I got a kick out of it.”
Mary wrote, “I attached an Operation Beautiful note I left on a train in Germany, I wrote it on our train schedule and wrote it in German, with the help of my brother ! I put it on the little table, snapped a pic and we got off the train! I was so excited to do it!”
Marisol wrote, “Past Friday, when I thought my life couldn’t get any worse, I found a note on a public bathroom mirror saying, “Why are we our own worst enemies? You are GORGEOUS just the way you are!” and I got linked to this website. Seeing that the note cheered me up, I followed the idea after seeing the website, and posted notes in girls’ bathroom mirrors all over my school today, telling them to smile, and that they are beautiful (in German, because I live in Germany). I heard a lot of girls talking about them in the cafeteria, and saying how it made their day, and hearing them say that made mine, too.“
April wrote, “I am having a pretty hard time right now and decided to go ahead and make a ton of little Operation Beautiful cards to spread around everywhere. I carry them in my purse so whenever the spirit inspires me, I can put them on dressing room, bathroom mirrors or hidden in a bookshelf. Here is a pic of one that I left at the cinema bathroom before going to see a movie. I hope that it made someone’s day better!”
Jaime wrote, “I found this in the fitting room today at work. It made me smile, so I looked the website up on break. It completely made my day on a hectic Sunday!
Jaime then started to post notes, too! She said, “I posted three on campus yesterday. I posted one that was almost identical to the one I found on the wall in a stairwell in the chemistry department, the other pink one on a sign in the parking garage, and the yellow one on the bulletin board in the mail room at my apartment complex.”
If you love Operation Beautiful and want to participate, post a note, take a picture, and e-mail Caitlin at seebriderun@gmail.com. Spread the LOVE!
