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“The Google of
online dating”
— The Boston Globe
“Completely free”
— TIME
“A favorite hangout
for internet goers”
— The Village Voice
“A perfect example
of the Web 2.0 revolution”
— New York Post
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35 / F / straight / Seeing someone
Fairmont, West Virginia
It seems like most of the guys who look at my profile do not have a photo posted. Makes me long for the days of OKC when the stalkers were called stalkers (instead of "visitors"). Lol, sort of. Guys, put a picture up. If the 55 year old bikers can manage, so can you.
I have been wondering lately why all of my friends are either athiest or agnostic. It was suggested by one of these friends that perhaps it was because I was one of the few open-minded protestant Christians.
After deliberating on this, I decided that while my friend may have had a point, it is more likely that I have chosen more open-minded friends who are willing to accept ME.
At any rate, is good to have people on both sides of the fence. Wish they would all just get along though.
Make sure it is a very small cat. That's the best I've got. The big ones can tear the hell out of you.
I decided night before last that the best way out of present two dead-end job conundrum is to find new and better job. As I am updating my resume I realize my print shop job is such a mess that I don't even have a job title. I run the Riso, do some bindery, some typesetting, some customer service, clear the jams from the xerox machines... . However, there does not seem to be an apt descriptive for said list of responsibilities. I don't think "print shop bitch" is appropriate resume language, but is at present all I have. What to do?
At present moment I am listening to my recent iTunes purchases. Am still a bit skeptical about purchasing music that you can't hold in your hands (i like CDs, record albums, and even the horrendously inconvenient cassette formats). However, I do like the pick and choose method. I have some new Jason Mraz, Katy Perry, Gavin Rossdale (mm hmm) and Bat for Lashes, all for under the cost of ONE new CD.
Still, am anxiously awaiting recently purchased Imogen Heap album, and book from Amazon (I ordered The Alchemist). Not caving yet on the Kindle thing. How can you get that great book smell from something that looks like a GameBoy? You can't. Sometimes change is just bad.
After a fairly serious three-day (and counting) headache, and an even more serious two-day emotional funk, I have all of a sudden made about a hundred life-altering decisions in the space of about an hour. Can't wait to wake up tomorrow and see if any of them stick.