Susan, do you have to drink the awful laxative stuff? Because once you start that, you're not likely to be particularly hungry.
Um, 15 minutes ago. And yeah, tastes pretty awful, though I drank it very quickly in very cold Sprite, and it was really only bad when I had to stop for breath.
And don't worry, that's the most gruesome the details are going to get.
A quick question. I have a friend about 53, getting over a bad breakup who has decided to try on-line dating. She is unconventional, politically lefty, a smoker, spiritual but not religious, a lot of leftover hippie. Very pretty. What are the right dating services for her? She's been trying match.com without many results, though I think that all she did was put up a profile; she hasn't been scanning others profiles and contacting them. Also I suspect her profile may be a little long.
Related to that, can someone refer to some good articles that tell how to get the most out of whatever on-line dating services you try?
Susan - you have been through the worst of it now, from my DH's perspective.
Happy birthday Ginger
She is unconventional, politically lefty, a smoker, spiritual but not religious, a lot of leftover hippie. Very pretty. What are the right dating services for her?
It seems to me match.com is fairly mainstream, so it might not be the best for her. There's a service that you can get to through a number of "alternative" sites such as
The Onion
and
Nerve
(it's all the same service) that might be better.
Or, you know, you could introduce her to me....
I like OK Cupid. If she's a free-love hippie she might try polymatchmaker.com.
Is she politically active? I don't know if I saw something here or elsewhere, but there are a bunch of sites you can find with activist online dating as a search term. Including Act for Love which has some links to other dating sites near the bottom of the main page.
Tommyrot, don't think you are in the same state - or even the same coast.
She is politically active, but don't think she wants to limit herself to political activists.
sometimes, my job is just downright surreal.
After dinner break, we drag the actors up to the wee studio to record... fart noises. Yes. Fart Noises. Toots, squishes and everything in between. Immediately vocabulary began to direct the actors to strike it rich with the right sounding gas. it was like Eskimos and snow, a million different descriptions. And yes, we all were giggling like school children. Thankfully there isn't the "yawn" effect, or that lil studio would have been ripe.
What show are you prepping? Blazing Saddles, the musical?