Thank you, Koey Li, for your lovely pictures and words. I really love her chinese writing, so beautiful.

What Koey li told me:
I chose to spread the notes along Shanghai Street because it is a special place which concentrates many special characters of Hong Kong. Along the street, while people and cars busily move around, you can find both old and short, and modern and tall buildings. So, I think it’s a good choice of place to hang your notes in this city. Here is more about it:[ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shanghai_Street ]. However, there are not many people riding bicycles in Hong Kong so I hardly found bikes to hang to notes. Besides, I wrote some Chinese proverbs about life on the four blank notes and hope your little notes and these proverbs can remind the busy people.

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Pictures taken by Koey Li

On these pictures you can see the Basílica da Estrela, in Lisbon, and it’s a beautiful background for spreading the notes.

Pictures taken by ciclograma.

It seems like people have beautiful bikes in Denmark. Thank you so much, Gualla, for spreading the notes.

Pictures taken by Gualla.

My ‘words for strangers’ are travelling around the world. Stefanie spread the tags in Florida. She did it her own way by hanging the tags around gates, and other lovely places.

Thank you.

Pictures taken by Stefanie Storm.

Leigh left the little tags at peoples gates. Since she left them she walked by all the gates were she left a note, and all of them are taken by their new owners. Just one is still on his place. She also left a note in tha ‘Classon Ave Subway’, to give all the people a smile on their faces.

Thank you for your effort.

Pictures taken by Leigh Forsstrom.

I went personally to her classroom (were she give creative lessons to little children) to give her the tags. And she spread them beautifully, she also send me one of her handwritten notes..

Thank you for your warm words.

Pictures taken by Inge Slock.

more pictures up here.

Inge was the first person who spread some of my notes.

When I send people notes to spread in their cities, then there are some with a wish on, but there also are a few blanco tags, so then the people can write their own wishes down, in their own languages and hang it on bikes. So did Inge, she’s so good with words, so I was very curious about what she would write down.

I was so surprised when this envelope was in my mailbox. Inge send one of her own handwritten-notes to me, and it makes me smile. It feels like I find a note for myself. Lovely.

Thanks a lot.
More pictures follow soon.