Comments on: Another Ice Cream Saturday Night

By: Lawn Care Hockessin

Lawn Care Hockessin — Sat, 06 Mar 2010 18:18:05 +0000

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By: Bobbie Laurey

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By: Jude

Jude — Fri, 04 Dec 2009 14:46:08 +0000

Volunteer. Most well known charitable organizations count on large corporations and colleges for their volunteers and you can meet like-minded, caring, well-educated people that way! Not to mention the fact that it’s an awesome experience, whether you meet someone special or not! Habitat for Humanity is extremely hands-on, but also has openings for people with office skills. I own my own home so I especially enjoy learning about drywall, painting, electrical wiring, and plumbing. Junior Achievement offers a lot of social interaction through fundraisers like their Bowl-a-thons, as well as opportunties to volunteer to teach for a day. If you like kids it’s a great experience. Other fundraising organizations, like Susan G. Komen, have huge corporate sponsors for their Walk/Race events. Each corporation sends a fundraising team to represent the company and they all wear matching race day t-shirts with their company logo on them. You’ll know instantly where someone works before you even introduce yourself! A great opening line is always……”So, how do you like working for CitiGroup?” (or Microsoft, or BMW, or Cisco etc) It’s not WHAT you’re looking for, it’s WHERE you look. And you’re going to have to get out from in front of that computer, get out of those pajamas, put down the ice cream and actually go outside. There are people out there who want to meet you.

By: tricky bird

tricky bird — Thu, 26 Nov 2009 17:53:38 +0000

Shelly–I completely agree. You have to be yourself right from the get go. The relationship might end sooner, but if you’re not compatible it’s pretty much doomed anyway, right? Might as well speed the whole process along and move on to find the right guy/gal.

By the way, I have found that the moderately psychotic and mildly geeky will at the very least provide you a hell of a story for later! Gotta have a sense of humour about these things.

By: Shannon

Shannon — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 05:11:00 +0000

May I suggest B & J flavor Everything but the…….?
It seems like most of my Saturday nights are spent doing the same thing. Feeling sorry for myself and contemplating why I’m still single at 26 while all my friends are enjoying their relationships. I may not advertise your educational background because it may intimidate some men. Internet dating is a ton of fun, but that’s most likely what it will turn into. Just fun dates, and nothing long term.
Someday our prince will come……..