The way this works is I write a paragraph about a story, and then I pass it on. The next person adds to that paragraph with one of their own and the story grows. Please be kind...and candid! lets Have fun with this one! Maybe we'll get published...NOT!
Once upon a time there was a man who lived on a farm, and he had three dogs. The dogs were named Fido, Jake, and Rex. The old man spent his days working the fields all day until this one day when he and the dogs...
I am a stand-up comedian. I work the local hotel lounges and nightclubs throughout Hawaii. I chose this as my career not for the money, because most comedians will tell you there isn't a lot of money in stand-up unless you break out. Rather, I do this because of my love for it, and for making others laugh. It's been a passion of mine since I was 10 years old making funny noises in the back of a classroom and when I got lots of laughs, I was hooked!!
I have to agree with phoenix here. I had sent out several flowers, and like him, I only received 2 responses. However, with the EMails, I received several responses. Some just EMailed to tell me that they were not interested because of distance constraints, and other's just because they were not interested. The fact is that EMails seem to garner a much broader response.
Most women have been very respectful, and if they weren't interested, they replied with a simple paragraph or two. Where I live on an island, I realize that finding a compatible match is difficult simply due to distance constraints. And then there are women who are simply "not interested", and that's ok with me, because for every door that closes another one opens! As for women who simply do not reply, I say it's really their loss. Like everyone else on the market here, we all have something different to offer, and when someone doesn't even take the time to reply, I ask myself, "What am I really missing out on?" It is also noteworthy ladies and gentlemen, what comes around goes around...if a woman/man EMails you, it is just as important for you to reply to them as it is for them to EMail you! Just remember what it feels like when your EMails go without responses...
I dunno about anyone else, but I have fun here. Meeting all kinds of new and interesting people is what makes this so fun. I came eher with absolutley NO expectations, so if I make a friend or perhaps even more, then it's just a bonus! The internet is awesome because it enables me to meet a lot of people, some who are closer than others, but you never know...the person who EMails you, or sends you a flower could turn out to be either the best friend you have ever had, or in a perfect World, could even become your spouse someday...My brother met his wife on-line, and they have lived together happily for 8 years!!!
Absolutely!! Men are just as complex as women, and although we are so very different in many ways, we are just as similar in many other ways...My opinion is this; happiness has to come from within, whether you're a man or a woman...if you're not happy with yourself, how can you expect to be seen as happy from others...It's like carrying around a sign of doom and gloom, but if your happy and self-confident, it radiates!
I am a self-professed romantic! Some will laugh after having read that statement, but it's something I am proud of and I consider it a true attribute. Romance is one of the most powerful examples of expressing one's affection for another, and yet it is fast becoming a lost artform. Romancing can be as simple as telling someone how beautiful they are and can become as complex as flying a banner-plane over a crowded beach with a sign reading, "I love you!!!". No matter what, romance is a two-way, feel-good street, because both the giver and the taker of romance benefit. So, I believe in romance, and I believe in the power it contains, and I'll be the first to say that in my opinion, romance is way underrated. When the flame of romance dies, often the entire relationship soon follows suit.
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The way this works is I write a paragraph about a story, and then I pass it on. The next person adds to that paragraph with one of their own and the story grows. Please be kind...and candid! lets Have fun with this one! Maybe we'll get published...NOT!Once upon a time there was a man who lived on a farm, and he had three dogs. The dogs were named Fido, Jake, and Rex. The old man spent his days working the fields all day until this one day when he and the dogs...