DUBLIN, Ga. (AP) — A Dublin flight nurse had one of her wildest dreams come true this week when Taylor Swift sent her a handwritten note and a box of clothes and other merchandise after reading about her journey in The Telegraph.
Britta Thomason, a Middle Georgia native, recently shared with The Telegraph her love of Swift’s music during an interview that focused on her career as a flight nurse on the frontlines of COVID-19. Monday, Thomason got a call indicating a package from Swift’s team was on its way to her.
“I know that Taylor does this sort of thing. At that point I was freaking out,” Thomason said. “I was shaking. It was the most surreal thing. I love Taylor. I grew up with her music. We are the same age. I feel like all the points in her life that she wrote her songs about just resonated with me.”
Inside the package was a handwritten note with Thomason’s name doodled on the back of the card.
“Dear Britta,” the note read, “I wanted to write to you and personally thank you for serving on the front lines of this pandemic and for being brave enough to put yourself in danger to help others. I am so inspired by your passion for helping and caring for your patients and I was so touched that you mentioned liking my music recently! I’ve sent you some cozy clothes for when you’re off duty. I’ll be thinking about you, and forever grateful. Love, Taylor.”
Beneath the note were stacks of clothes and other merchandise, including items from Swift’s recently released “Evermore” album. But for Thomason, the handwritten note is the most special item.
“I just picture her sitting in an apartment with her cats Olivia and Meredith running around and she is just doodling my name,” Thomason said. “She sent me a blanket. It is so warm and cozy. And it reminds me of her song “You all over...
