I taped the concert flyer to the wall where you’ll see it.

I’m looking forward to your message when you wake up.

I washed the wine glasses from last night and set two on the table.

I kept your bike helmet by the door.

I put sunscreen in your bag for the park later.

I’m staying in my pajamas until you decide what to do.

I left a note on the fridge with a ridiculous drawing for you.

I saved the churros from the market for you.

I’m glad we can be lazy together today.

I want to hear about the walk you took this morning.

I put your headphones on the nightstand.

I’ll be on the balcony with the crossword; join me when you can.

I stood in the doorway and watched you water the plants and felt lucky.

I left the lights low so you can nap when you arrive.

I like when you make plans and then forget them in the best way.

I’ll bring coffee and your bagel when I come by at eleven.

I’m thinking of your laugh from this morning and it’s still making me grin.

Your keys are on the book by the lamp.

I found the ticket stub from last Saturday; I’m keeping it.

I feel calm knowing you’re not far.

I pressed your favorite shirt; it’s on the chair.

I’m counting on you to pick the movie tonight.

I left the window open so the air you like can come back in.

I’m happy and it’s because you texted me that photo this morning.

I’m still in my socks and waiting for you to bring the playlist.

I like how you hum when you wash the dishes.

The kettle’s on if you want tea when you get here.

I want to nap with you on the armchair at four.

I folded your raincoat and it smells like the park from yesterday.

I’m smiling thinking about the stupid joke you made at brunch.

Promise nothing, just come with me to the market.

I’m on the tram and every stop makes me wish you were beside me.

I want to crash our plans and make you cancel yours.

I liked the way you correct my pronunciation this morning; stay.

I’m saving the comfiest chair for you.

I miss arguing over which takeout to order.

I want to steal one of your hoodies and not give it back.

Bring the dog toy and I’ll bring the band-aids; call it a date.

I can’t stop smiling at the sticky note you left on the fridge.

I’m keeping your umbrella by the door and my phone glued to my hand.