April 29, 2004
2) Choose a Bouquet from Just Flowers.com
3) Article--Blind Date
4) Love Poem--Maybe
5) Romantic Movie--Dirty Dancing
Match.com
Wow! Match.com is an enormous site with an extreme range of features. Match.com has created a dating service that is very serious about helping you to find a special match. There are features here that you won’t find on other sites. Variety is the key word here. Let’s face it; if you are serious about finding a wonderful mate you are well advised to use as many meeting and searching techniques as possible. And Match.com definitely makes it possible.
Review continues Click Here. AmericanSingles.com
You’ll be amazed at how many thousands of dating minded singles are online at any given time. Up to 90,000 active and interesting people sign up each month. Their database of worldwide members is absolutely huge, more than 3 million! Yet you can narrow the field by area code, zip code, or a certain radius around the location of your choice. And you’ll be amazed how many members live close to you.
Review continues Click Here. Excellent menu to help you find the perfect floral gift. Also choose from a selection of chocolates, cookies, wine, fruit, balloons, gift baskets, and even teddy bears. Same day floral delivery available. Click here. 2) Choose a Bouquet from Just Flowers Excellent menu to help you find the perfect floral gift. Also choose from a selection of chocolates, cookies, wine, fruit, balloons, gift baskets, and even teddy bears. Same day floral delivery available. Click here. 3) Blind Date by Lu Huskey The phone rings at 3:00 Monday afternoon and it is your best girlfriend Jenny, inviting you to dinner next weekend. What a nice thought, until she tells you there is “this guy she just knows you’ll like”. Do these “arranged situations” ever work out; these blind dates that well meaning friends and families attempt to arrange for all of us at some point in our lives? What do we have to lose anyway? Well, let’s just look at what happened when Jenny tried to do this favor for her friend Lisa!
Article continues Click Here. 4) Maybe by Carl Sandburg Love poems have the power to inspire us and to warm our hearts. We should take a few minutes each day to recall an inspirational line or stanza.
Maybe I can marry him, maybe not. Maybe the wind on the prairie,
The wind on the sea, maybe,
Somebody, somewhere, maybe can tell. I will lay my head on his shoulder
And when he asks me I will say yes,
Maybe. 5) Dirty Dancing Movie Review A spirited movie with a warm love story and excellent dancing, you should watch Dirty Dancing again. Here's a review by Amazon.com editor Kathy Fennessy. As with Grease (1978) and Footloose (1984) before it, Dirty Dancing was a cultural phenomenon that now plays more like camp. That very campiness, though, is part of its biggest charm. And if the dancing in the movie doesn't seem particularly "dirty" by today's standards--or 1987's--it does take place in an era (the early '60s) when it would have. Frances "Baby" Houseman (Jennifer Grey, daughter of ageless hoofer Joel Grey) has been vacationing in the Catskills with her family for many years. Uneventfully. One summer, she falls under the sway (as it were) of dance instructor Johnny Castle (Patrick Swayze). Baby is a pampered pup, but Johnny is a man of the world. Baby's father, Jake (Law and Order's Jerry Orbach), can't see the basic decency in greaser Johnny that she can. It should come as no surprise to find that Baby, who can be as immature as her name, learns more about love and life--and dancing--from free-spirited Johnny than traditionalist Jake.
Dirty Dancing spawned two successful soundtracks, a short-lived TV series, and a stage musical. It may be predictable, but Grey and Swayze have chemistry, charisma, and all the right moves. It's a sometimes silly movie with occasionally mind-boggling dialogue--"No one puts Baby in a corner!"--that nonetheless carries an underlying message about tolerance and is filled with the kind of exuberant spirit that's hard for even the most cynical to resist. Not that they'd ever admit it. --Kathy Fennessy That's all for now. Make it a great week. Mark