FrankWarrenHere

My mail carrier wrote 4 pages in the new PostSecret book about her experiences. She told me once that her favorite secret was one that read, "I used to work at the Post Office and we used to read people's postcards all the time...Are you doing that...?"

I guess she was...

A lot of people talk about how they are alone. I wish I could tell them that is an illusion. A secret feels like a wall that separates us form others but if we can just find the courage to share it, we discover it was a bridge the whole time.

There are a couple I have not shared. One was a family portrait with the secret written over the face, "my brother does not know that his father is not the same as our father." I did not think it was right for me to out him showing all the family faces.

I love these questions, thanks every one.

"When we decided to keep you, your life wasn't the only one saved." [arrived mailed on a deflated 'It's a Boy' balloon]

"I am so grateful to the psychiatrist I saw when I was nineteen, who told me I would be fine again. He saved my life."

"It was the toughest thing I ever had to do, but I was there when they put my dog to sleep. He knew and appreciated it."

Good question. It has been ten years and I write about how the project may end in the new book, "The World of PostSecret". One idea is to kill it like the PostSecret App to keep its purity. Another idea is to give the secrets back to people in handcrafted boxes.

Or maybe I can be like Willy Wonka and hand over my house keys to a super fan. Any takers?

I talked to my wife today about making a stay here available on ABnB - that would be pretty cool.