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Thursday, October 8, 2009
Curves Are In, so Love Your Life
A true story the author recollects about her late aunt who was very self-conscious about her image.
http://www.associatedcontent.comarticle/997900/curves_are_in_so_love_your_life.html
Curves Are In, so Love Your LifeA true story the author recollects about her late aunt who was very self-conscious about her image.
http://www.associatedcontent.comarticle/997900/curves_are_in_so_love_your_life.html
Saturday, October 3, 2009
Dating Tips-First Date Courtesy of Dateable.com
Ladies, I came across this article that provides great first date dating tips! Read on!
Thanks to www.dateable.com
First Date Tips
By Jennifer Klein, Dateable.com
Dating can be tough and first dates can be painful. So what are you to do? Here is a list of dating tips to start the year out right!
· Meet your date out and drive yourself. If you want to bail out early, you won't be trapped. Also, when you have your own car. If things work out, you won't have any worries about inviting your date in or not. This helps protect you from your own impulses, because what's worse then "will he respect me in the morning?" is "How much will I hate myself when I wake up?". Also when you have your own car, no need to worry about safety, your date does not know where you live. This protects you from a date turned bad turning in to a stalking nightmare.
· Keep the date simple. You're nervous enough without making a big show, plus you don't want to lock yourself in to an evening you won't enjoy.
· Men, end the date first. You will make yourself stand out.
· Women, don't wear anything low cut or short. It sounds like an old cliché but your first date knows very little about the woman you are. He will take you at face value and you don't want to give the wrong impression.
A friend of mine went out for dinner on a blind date. She is a very conservative women, who really likes to take her time in relationships. All of us who know her know this about her. Her date didn't. She went out on the date wearing a sexy low cut cocktail dress. They went to dinner, had a wonderful evening, and when he walked her to her door, he pounced on her! She was of course surprised and upset, but her date didn't know her, he just took her at face value.
· Wear clothing that you are comfortable and confident in. First dates are uncomfortable enough without a tight belt biting you around the waist.
· Men, be specific about where you are going. This will make the date more comfortable, and will prevent her from wearing a cocktail dress when you are taking her bowling.
· Ask about your date. Each of us knows we are the most interesting subject :) But the most interesting conversationalists are people who ask about others. Great light topics are work, hobbies, sports, kids (if they have any). If you are really stuck for topics to talk about, and questions to ask, on the Dateable.com site, in our advice corner, under romance, single life, we have a great article by Penelope Frohart author of "The Book of Fabulous Questions" called "What do I talk about on a date?". She offers some great advice. http://dateable.com/advicecorner/
· Easy on the perfume. You want to knock his socks off, but you don't want to knock him out!
· Don't forget to use mouthwash before you go out.
· Don't order sloppy food. If you are not paying for what you order, try to stay in the middle of the menu.
· Keep the conversation light! Don't talk or ask about old boyfriends, girlfriends, or ex-spouse. This is a first date, not a therapy session.
· Find out about your dates eating habits before you plan the evening. Make sure you choose a place where they will be able to find something to eat.
· Be attentive! There is nothing worse then a date peering over your shoulder making you feel as if they are looking for something better.
· If you are not paying be considerate of what you order. Try to stay in the middle of the menu.
· And last, but not least, have fun and be yourself!
© Dateable.com LLC 2000
Dateable.com is an exciting online community for singles, couples and romance lovers. Dateable.com has romantic resources, advice, poetry, greeting cards, and more. Dateable.com also features specialty matchmaking services. Whether you are looking for a soulmate or a playmate, visit http://dateable.com
Thanks to www.dateable.com
First Date Tips
By Jennifer Klein, Dateable.com
Dating can be tough and first dates can be painful. So what are you to do? Here is a list of dating tips to start the year out right!
· Meet your date out and drive yourself. If you want to bail out early, you won't be trapped. Also, when you have your own car. If things work out, you won't have any worries about inviting your date in or not. This helps protect you from your own impulses, because what's worse then "will he respect me in the morning?" is "How much will I hate myself when I wake up?". Also when you have your own car, no need to worry about safety, your date does not know where you live. This protects you from a date turned bad turning in to a stalking nightmare.
· Keep the date simple. You're nervous enough without making a big show, plus you don't want to lock yourself in to an evening you won't enjoy.
· Men, end the date first. You will make yourself stand out.
· Women, don't wear anything low cut or short. It sounds like an old cliché but your first date knows very little about the woman you are. He will take you at face value and you don't want to give the wrong impression.
A friend of mine went out for dinner on a blind date. She is a very conservative women, who really likes to take her time in relationships. All of us who know her know this about her. Her date didn't. She went out on the date wearing a sexy low cut cocktail dress. They went to dinner, had a wonderful evening, and when he walked her to her door, he pounced on her! She was of course surprised and upset, but her date didn't know her, he just took her at face value.
· Wear clothing that you are comfortable and confident in. First dates are uncomfortable enough without a tight belt biting you around the waist.
· Men, be specific about where you are going. This will make the date more comfortable, and will prevent her from wearing a cocktail dress when you are taking her bowling.
· Ask about your date. Each of us knows we are the most interesting subject :) But the most interesting conversationalists are people who ask about others. Great light topics are work, hobbies, sports, kids (if they have any). If you are really stuck for topics to talk about, and questions to ask, on the Dateable.com site, in our advice corner, under romance, single life, we have a great article by Penelope Frohart author of "The Book of Fabulous Questions" called "What do I talk about on a date?". She offers some great advice. http://dateable.com/advicecorner/
· Easy on the perfume. You want to knock his socks off, but you don't want to knock him out!
· Don't forget to use mouthwash before you go out.
· Don't order sloppy food. If you are not paying for what you order, try to stay in the middle of the menu.
· Keep the conversation light! Don't talk or ask about old boyfriends, girlfriends, or ex-spouse. This is a first date, not a therapy session.
· Find out about your dates eating habits before you plan the evening. Make sure you choose a place where they will be able to find something to eat.
· Be attentive! There is nothing worse then a date peering over your shoulder making you feel as if they are looking for something better.
· If you are not paying be considerate of what you order. Try to stay in the middle of the menu.
· And last, but not least, have fun and be yourself!
© Dateable.com LLC 2000
Dateable.com is an exciting online community for singles, couples and romance lovers. Dateable.com has romantic resources, advice, poetry, greeting cards, and more. Dateable.com also features specialty matchmaking services. Whether you are looking for a soulmate or a playmate, visit http://dateable.com
Friday, October 2, 2009
Monday, September 14, 2009
Spotlight on Single Mother Business Owner-Cathy Beggan
A single mother of three children, Cathy Beggan was tired of waking up feeling groggy. She was stressed, she needed more sleep and yearned for time to rest without feeling overly tired. Her kids and job was demanding and after drinking one too many cups of coffee throughout the day, she knew she needed to change. Not only for herself, but for others that were in her situation.
In comes the concept of a tablet that had a time-release coating. The Wake Up On Time tablet makes you feel refreshed first thing in the morning. The Wake Up On Time tablet, which enables you to take this product BEFORE you go to sleep without it keeping you awake, has ingredients that slowly start to disperse throughout the body as you sleep. An all natural remedy that Cathy put her heart and soul into creating, is an essential for mothers who are constantly on the go and do not want to feel tired all the time.
I plan to purchase the Wake Up On Time tablet for the simple fact of me needing more energy to tackle all of my motherly duties. Kids, work, dreams, aspirations, staying fit, etc., etc. I advise you to read Cathy Beggan's story about herself and her product. She stresses the importance of product recognition, marketing and just overall stepping out on faith and not taking NO for an answer.
Single moms: It can be done! I am impressed with Cathy's story and am thankful for people like her. She is truly an inspiration to us all. Support her and her products by visiting: www.wakeupontime.com
Sources: www.wakeupontime.com, www.hybridmom.com
In comes the concept of a tablet that had a time-release coating. The Wake Up On Time tablet makes you feel refreshed first thing in the morning. The Wake Up On Time tablet, which enables you to take this product BEFORE you go to sleep without it keeping you awake, has ingredients that slowly start to disperse throughout the body as you sleep. An all natural remedy that Cathy put her heart and soul into creating, is an essential for mothers who are constantly on the go and do not want to feel tired all the time.
I plan to purchase the Wake Up On Time tablet for the simple fact of me needing more energy to tackle all of my motherly duties. Kids, work, dreams, aspirations, staying fit, etc., etc. I advise you to read Cathy Beggan's story about herself and her product. She stresses the importance of product recognition, marketing and just overall stepping out on faith and not taking NO for an answer.
Single moms: It can be done! I am impressed with Cathy's story and am thankful for people like her. She is truly an inspiration to us all. Support her and her products by visiting: www.wakeupontime.com
Sources: www.wakeupontime.com, www.hybridmom.com
Wednesday, September 9, 2009
5 financial basics for single parents
Hello Single Mothers Who Work So Hard!
These are five financial basics for single parents thanks to Money Central msn.com.
http://moneycentral.msn.com/content/Savinganddebt/Learntobudget/P150624.asp
These are five financial basics for single parents thanks to Money Central msn.com.
http://moneycentral.msn.com/content/Savinganddebt/Learntobudget/P150624.asp
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