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This artifact is a Starbucks coffee lid with the lyrics to "You are My Sunshine" written in blue and black ink by Wade and Stephanie during a study session at Dirac library.

The submitter provided the following about the artifact’s history:…

This artifact is a message written on a strip of newspaper by Wade for his girlfriend Stephanie.

The submitter provided the following about the artifact’s history: My boyfriend Wade who lives on the other side of Florida from me came to visit the…

This artifact is a screenshot of a text message conversation between Wade and Stephanie in which they discuss how long it will take her to drive over to his house during Summer break for a three-day visit.

The submitter provided the following…

This artifact is a poem written by Wade and given to Stephanie during the first month they started dating.

The submitter provided the following about the artifact’s history: My boyfriend Wade gave this to me the day after our first kiss. We…

This artifact is an apology letter written on notebook paper to Stephanie by her boyfriend Wade after a fight they had.

The submitter provided the following about the artifact’s history: This is one of many letters that my boyfriend Wade wrote to…

This is a post made by Vincent Cicchino shared on Amy Cicchino’s wall to celebrate their 5th wedding anniversary.

This artifact is an Instagram post made by Stephanie H. (livesandbreathesbooks) for her boyfriend Wade D. It shows a blurry picture of Wade supposedly roasting an onion over a bonfire. The text includes a paragraph in which Stephanie writes an…

This artifact is an Anonymous submission from the April 10th 2024 Market Wednesday Event. They were asked to write to one of five prompts and they wrote for "Message to your future self" on a greeting card.

This artifacts is a pin attached to Mishalynn Brown's backpack. It takes a comedic approach to self-love and the acknowledgement of racial tensions.

This artifact is writing found on a section of sidewalk outside of Smith Hall on Florida State University's main campus.

The submitter provided the following about the artifact’s history:
There were several other names/initials paired like this…