Dear Friends,
“Life is all about taking things in and putting things out.”
I apologize for my small vacation from this site. My life is quite busy now with the new semester in full gear. I have lots of projects going on right now that have been consuming my life, not to mention the recent female addition to my time. I am working three jobs currently, along with free lance work, while going to school full-time. Im trying to lock down my summer plans, and I may be in your area as an intern during then.
This project was an insane 7 months, but I’m afraid it is starting to slow down. My professors say work on something until it feels like you’re beating a dead horse. I will try to continue to post new receipts as I have the time. I thought it might be interesting to open this up to anyone to send in their own receipts with commentary, but I feel like it would be too much of a clone of PostSecret and Found.
I guess I will stop hiding behind my Visa Card XXXX and a first name for those of you that haven’t already stalked me down through search engines.
Hello, my name is Riley Harmon, and I thank you for the last seven months.
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Hey, it’s all cool, dude… Congratulations on getting a life! Definitely will keep an eye on your stuff (this might or might not include stalking you, haha).
Thank you for sharing your life with me and every person that ’stumbles’ onto your site. This was a brilliant idea and I have loved following the receipts of your life. Blessed be.
Goodbye Riley….I’m glad you are happy.
Eventually, I would have dubbed you “Radar”.
I did find myself checking and thinking…I hope that guy didn’t die.
I’m glad you didn’t die.
thank you.
It’s nice to see a face to go with the life on receipts.
way to go riley! thanks for checking back in - this gives those of us who have been following your project an opportunity for closure. best of luck with your art, your projects and your life - whatever it may bring…and your professor was right, work it till it feels like you’re beating a dead horse and then recognize it’s done.
ever after
Thanks Riley! (c: Congrats to you and Ms. Hannah-Boo! Best of luck on your future projects. It’s definitely been a good run. I’ve surely enjoyed it.
PS - Tell your lady friend she has good taste, you’re adorable! (c:
Have always been fascinated by how you went about this. One of my favorite reads
I have enjoyed this immensely!!!
What a great way to end an awesome project. Good luck with the girl!
you should do a book on this –
i will miss reading this. best of luck to you sir.
=]
thank you for your creativity and honesty, i’ve thoroughly enjoyed following your journey over these months.
i know it will not be the last we’ll hear from you - you have a very bright and amazing future ahead of you …
all the best!
Great project. Thanks for coming back to say where you had gone!
Go well!
It was fascinating watching the daily minutiae of life have an affect on you. and all of us. So many things in life are left undone. Thanks for the closure.
I saw your piece at Momentum - I’m sure we will see more of your work.
Ciao for Now -
This has been one of the very few personal blogs I’ve followed, and it’s been a lot of fun watching this project grow up. Thanks for your time and passion.
Great work, and good luck to you.
I really appreciated the uniqueness and authenticity of your blog. Blessings Bro.!
Youve fascinated me since the beginning. And have always felt somehow connected to you. You have such a way with words, Riley. Thank you.
Good luck! Your prof is right, I think. See you again on a future project.
All the best,
Véronique
i will miss this. besto of luck to you!!
I suppose all good things must come to an end. Shame, I really loved this project. Maybe I’ll mimic it when I’m in college.
That was pretty enjoyable. It’s an odd sense of connection with someone I know so little about. It’s a closer view at a stranger then I have with some of my friends.
damn, you are cute! love the little hawk.
You’ll never know my name either, but I just thought I would drop you a quick line to say that I enjoyed your blog. The concept was awesome. I could never do this, because all my receipts would be for coffee and Mexican food.
I hope that everything in life works out for you, and that you receive all the happiness in the world and then some.
Thank you for an interesting 7 months and take care.
Hey dude. I used to check up on your blog once or twice a month and read everything that I missed. I sort of forgot about it in December because of excessive work and such. I just came back to it today. Although I wasn’t one who checked on it every day, I’ll miss it. Good luck, man.
Who knew that commentary scribbled on receipts could be as riveting and revealing as any great novel of our time. I respect the work that went into this, and appreciate it’s honesty. But man, this is like when Dumbledore died. Finality sucks. :’(
Best wishes, and thanks muchly.
Pure genius. I’ve always been fascinated when I find a 3 year old receipt in a jack I haven’t worn in years. Its a common and perfect record of your lifes previous events. Amazing site. Keep it up. I’m gonna use your site as a featured article on my site.
Everytime I get handed a receipt, I think of you, instead of how much it cost me. What a difference you’ve made in presenting New perspective on life inside our material world.