Occassionally I try to overcome my inertia and start on something new. Today it is planting a vegetable garden. I’m going out to pull the weeds flourishing where my future crop will stand. I’m sure I’ll be abandoning the idea of how grown vegetables by noon – court TV always has an episode of Forensic Files scheduled.

What Up!!! Fellow Marco Island pal Laura forwarded me the address to your blog and I – as referenced in my name – am in awe. How in the world you find the time, energy, and creativity to create and update a website – write novels – excel full-time in corporate America – parent two kids – occassionally leave the house for other than mandatory activities – and keep an immaculate home (never seen it – but somehow I’m sure this is the case) – is beyond me. I think we must come from different species. (Hmmm… perhaps I should have some genetic testing – I might just descend from homo habilis – this could explain a lot.)
I’m really missing all of my friends from my previous life (Go Blue) – however current fires (and inertia) keep me from doing much about it. I’d love to write more – however I have two girls in a bathtub waiting for my return. Although you may think there are some things missing in your life – it still inspires envy in me. Hope you find what is missing – and serve as our inspiration that we can have it all.

I so need – but cannot afford ($ or time)- a girls weekend away. Funny how it can throw you back 20 years – and put you in an entirely different place/life.

I’ll check back when I get a few moments.

you’re doing all of the right things and, as I have found out, sometimes these methods work.

and, not all guys are like flaming star creative music guy. there are better fish in the talent pool. don’t cave, but don’t be too picky. I know that’s sometimes hard to define, but you know who is best for you. when it’s your time, you’ll know — n’all that crap.

just remember — if you quit, the terrorists win.

However, I will say that my boss met her husband on E-Harmony, so I have proof that it does work.

My SIL is kind of in the same boat as you. She’s been searching for years now–even trying the online dating thing, but no such luck for her. And I guess that I should quit telling her that “it’s just not your time,” huh?

If it were me, I would try E-Harmony. It’s worth a try, right?

I have heard good things about eHarmony. There are enough people on that thing, i think, to make it worthwhile. I’m tempted to do it just because it’s pretty fun to meet new people. But, i’m not sure what my bf would think….