Abducted by aliens
Description
Weird Boobs and Little Wieners
Our Son Is Disabled and It's Tearing Us Apart
Our Kids Drove Us Crazy
Our Home Renovation Is Wrecking Our Marriage
Our Grown Daughter Moved Back In
Our Dog is Coming Between Us
My Teenage Daughter Is Ruining Our Marriage
My Stepdaughter Is Ruining Our Marriage
(Broken) Laws of Attraction
Things You Should Be Doing To Find the Right Man
Why Splitting Costs Isn't Splitting Love
Why I Like Messed-Up Girls
Pilates It Is A Great Place To Meet Girls!
How to Date Your Partner Forever
Slender Young And Pretty Girls
Do I Only Date Pretty Women?
Let’s Just Get Naked
So… You Want to Date a Single Dad.
What else could explain New Guy's total absence of nearly a week? Total MIA -- no calls, no e-mails, no texts. He hasn't even been active on Facebook (he was only moderately active before).
At first I was upset, then frustrated, then angry. Now I'm merely curious. Really, what the hell could have happened to make him drop off the face of the earth?
I'm kind of surprised at how level-headed I'm feeling about his disappearance at the moment. Might this have something to do with the attention being lavished on me by a certain Camper? Maybe, after sensing that New Guy was taking a step back (which turned into a giant leap off this planet), I allowed the flirtiness in my e-mails with Camper to be amplified... and maybe that led to a very nice catch-up phone call... which led to a date planned for later this week... (a date that I'm really looking forward to).
And maybe there are way too many ellipses and "maybe"s in this e-mail.
Our Son Is Disabled and It's Tearing Us Apart
Our Kids Drove Us Crazy
Our Home Renovation Is Wrecking Our Marriage
Our Grown Daughter Moved Back In
Our Dog is Coming Between Us
My Teenage Daughter Is Ruining Our Marriage
My Stepdaughter Is Ruining Our Marriage
(Broken) Laws of Attraction
Things You Should Be Doing To Find the Right Man
Why Splitting Costs Isn't Splitting Love
Why I Like Messed-Up Girls
Pilates It Is A Great Place To Meet Girls!
How to Date Your Partner Forever
Slender Young And Pretty Girls
Do I Only Date Pretty Women?
Let’s Just Get Naked
So… You Want to Date a Single Dad.
What else could explain New Guy's total absence of nearly a week? Total MIA -- no calls, no e-mails, no texts. He hasn't even been active on Facebook (he was only moderately active before).
At first I was upset, then frustrated, then angry. Now I'm merely curious. Really, what the hell could have happened to make him drop off the face of the earth?
I'm kind of surprised at how level-headed I'm feeling about his disappearance at the moment. Might this have something to do with the attention being lavished on me by a certain Camper? Maybe, after sensing that New Guy was taking a step back (which turned into a giant leap off this planet), I allowed the flirtiness in my e-mails with Camper to be amplified... and maybe that led to a very nice catch-up phone call... which led to a date planned for later this week... (a date that I'm really looking forward to).
And maybe there are way too many ellipses and "maybe"s in this e-mail.
Début de l'événement
02.04.2023
Fin de l'événement
02.04.2023
Dealing with the "So, Are You Seeing Anyone?" Question (Again).
Description
Dump Now or Wait? The Eternal Breakup Dilemma
Dating a Divorced Dad
Torn Between Two Lovers
The Truth About Online Dating Deception
Online Dating Texting
Turn the Hose on an Old Flame
Dating My Sister’s Ex: Is It Weird or Fair Game?
Flirty Friends or Something More?
My Boyfriend Too Focused on My Looks
eRomance.com
eRomance.com
Make up your own story and tell them about your fabulous first date. Meeting online doesn't have to be a conversation killer.
Emily Dingwall
Emily Dingwall
That's why we say "with friends at a restaurant." ;-)
Molly J. Orman
Molly J. Orman
Oh no, it leads to LOTS of conversations. Everyone who didn't meet their significant other online will proceed to tell you about either someone they know who met their spouse/girlfriend/boyfriend/stalker/axe murderer online. I've always thought that was strange... I mean, if I told someone "We met in college" or "We met in a bar" they wouldn't tell me all the stories they know of people who met like that. My online guy and I have been married for 8 years. We met online randomly and not on a dating website and that's even harder to explain because anybody who's never frequented a chatroom doesn't really know what they are. lol
Carla Chambers-Jeffreys
Carla Chambers-Jeffreys
It will be 6 years next June since I met my hubby online. We married 8 months after meeting! People are actually quite fascinated when we tell them we met online. Mind you, it wasn't through a dating service, it was on Myspace, so maybe that's why? I think the on the internet people feel free to be flagrant liars or brutally honest, so in that way, it does make things a little easier navigate.
So, after a nice long woman fast, I finally decided to get back into the dating game, which… you know… means I’m also back on an awkward dating website.
In the past, I’ve always posted a pretty typical profile: “Hey, I’m Dan. I feel so silly writing this. I like long walks on the beach, hiking, and I love kids.” You know… the same cheesy fluff ball stuff that everybody writes.
Dating a Divorced Dad
Torn Between Two Lovers
The Truth About Online Dating Deception
Online Dating Texting
Turn the Hose on an Old Flame
Dating My Sister’s Ex: Is It Weird or Fair Game?
Flirty Friends or Something More?
My Boyfriend Too Focused on My Looks
eRomance.com
eRomance.com
Make up your own story and tell them about your fabulous first date. Meeting online doesn't have to be a conversation killer.
Emily Dingwall
Emily Dingwall
That's why we say "with friends at a restaurant." ;-)
Molly J. Orman
Molly J. Orman
Oh no, it leads to LOTS of conversations. Everyone who didn't meet their significant other online will proceed to tell you about either someone they know who met their spouse/girlfriend/boyfriend/stalker/axe murderer online. I've always thought that was strange... I mean, if I told someone "We met in college" or "We met in a bar" they wouldn't tell me all the stories they know of people who met like that. My online guy and I have been married for 8 years. We met online randomly and not on a dating website and that's even harder to explain because anybody who's never frequented a chatroom doesn't really know what they are. lol
Carla Chambers-Jeffreys
Carla Chambers-Jeffreys
It will be 6 years next June since I met my hubby online. We married 8 months after meeting! People are actually quite fascinated when we tell them we met online. Mind you, it wasn't through a dating service, it was on Myspace, so maybe that's why? I think the on the internet people feel free to be flagrant liars or brutally honest, so in that way, it does make things a little easier navigate.
So, after a nice long woman fast, I finally decided to get back into the dating game, which… you know… means I’m also back on an awkward dating website.
In the past, I’ve always posted a pretty typical profile: “Hey, I’m Dan. I feel so silly writing this. I like long walks on the beach, hiking, and I love kids.” You know… the same cheesy fluff ball stuff that everybody writes.
Début de l'événement
04.04.2023
Fin de l'événement
04.04.2023
Fête du Soleil [ St Samson & St Juvat ]
Description
La fête du Soleil est une célébration traditionnelle qui a lieu chaque année en France. Elle est généralement célébrée autour du 21 juin, qui marque le solstice d'été et le jour le plus long de l'année.
Aujourd'hui, la fête du Soleil est célébrée dans de nombreuses villes et villages de France. Notre club vous invite à participer à la fête du soleil avec observations solaires à la clé.
Le 17 juin à Saint-Samson sur Rance (au menhir de la Tiemblais) et le 18 Juin à Saint-Juvat
Aujourd'hui, la fête du Soleil est célébrée dans de nombreuses villes et villages de France. Notre club vous invite à participer à la fête du soleil avec observations solaires à la clé.
Le 17 juin à Saint-Samson sur Rance (au menhir de la Tiemblais) et le 18 Juin à Saint-Juvat
Début de l'événement
17.06.2023
Fin de l'événement
18.06.2023
Initiation à l'astronomie [Ecole St Carné] 24 juin à 21h
Description
Soirée astronomie [Ecole St Carné] 24 juin à 21h
Début de l'événement
24.06.2023 - 19:00
Fin de l'événement
23.06.2023 - 22:00
Adresse
Écoles élémentaire et maternelle Norbert Guitton
Google Map
https://goo.gl/maps/Kt4cgjT3deqdemFbA
Introducing Guy Friend! (and followup WTF date)
Description
We Battle Constantly Over Our Autistic Child
We Became Parents and Fell Out of Love
We Became Parents...and Stopped Having Sex
We Can't Agree on How to Raise Our Child
We Can't Get Over Our First Marriages
Stress Of Infertility Is Hurting Our Marriage
We Can't Have a Baby
We Can't Get Pregnant and It's Driving Us Apart
It's Time to Be Real in Your Relationship
Pop Your Comfort Bubble & Open Up To Love
Find Yourself Before Finding The ONE
It's Not HIM Who's Afraid To Commit
How to Setting Boundaries Brings People Closer
Doubt Is Totally Keeping You From Finding Love
Do You Suffer From Pre-Mature Love Manifestation?
Are you looking for the finish line in love?
Learn the One Rule for Love and Dating
I've been telling my guy friend (known here as, you got it, Guy Friend) for ages that he needs to start a dating blog. Not only does he go on many more dates than I do, his tend to be a bit more risque -- and I love hearing his stories from a guy's point of view.
He finally did it! Please visit his new blog -- appropriately titled Guy Friend. (awww, my very own spinoff, like "Joanie Loves Chachi" or "Joey"!)
Our views sometimes differ -- and we've discussed this in person. For example (as you'll read in his first post) -- he feels that after only a date or two, it's OK to simply do the "fade away" if you're not interested in the other person (aka, the Disappearing Act, aka Dropping Off the Face of the Earth).
I feel that if there's obviously no connection on the first date from both parties, then the mutual fade is fine. BUT, I think that if one party has contacted the other after the date, expressing interest to go out again, it's up to the disinterested party to somehow say, "thanks, but no thanks". He feels that the disinterested party can still do the fade away at that point... even if he's on the receiving end.
Thoughts?
I have a very interesting WTF update: we had a second date, and while I was skeptical going in, I wound up having a very nice time. I'm not sure if our mutual friend mentioned anything to him... or maybe he just paid for everything on the second date because he simply wanted to? (we went for dinner and a movie -- since he'd already paid for dinner, I offered to get the movie... he insisted, "I've got it"). We then went out for dessert, and he was about to pay for that as well, but I insisted that he let me take care of it.
He's very sweet, cute and smart. Was there chemistry? Hard to tell... I was coming down with a cold, so I wasn't really in a mindset to focus on that. If I hear from him, I'd see him again. Stay tuned!
(at the moment, I'm more excited about Recurring -- some mildly flirty e-mails and texts this weekend means I'm especially looking forward to our next date, later this week).
We Became Parents and Fell Out of Love
We Became Parents...and Stopped Having Sex
We Can't Agree on How to Raise Our Child
We Can't Get Over Our First Marriages
Stress Of Infertility Is Hurting Our Marriage
We Can't Have a Baby
We Can't Get Pregnant and It's Driving Us Apart
It's Time to Be Real in Your Relationship
Pop Your Comfort Bubble & Open Up To Love
Find Yourself Before Finding The ONE
It's Not HIM Who's Afraid To Commit
How to Setting Boundaries Brings People Closer
Doubt Is Totally Keeping You From Finding Love
Do You Suffer From Pre-Mature Love Manifestation?
Are you looking for the finish line in love?
Learn the One Rule for Love and Dating
I've been telling my guy friend (known here as, you got it, Guy Friend) for ages that he needs to start a dating blog. Not only does he go on many more dates than I do, his tend to be a bit more risque -- and I love hearing his stories from a guy's point of view.
He finally did it! Please visit his new blog -- appropriately titled Guy Friend. (awww, my very own spinoff, like "Joanie Loves Chachi" or "Joey"!)
Our views sometimes differ -- and we've discussed this in person. For example (as you'll read in his first post) -- he feels that after only a date or two, it's OK to simply do the "fade away" if you're not interested in the other person (aka, the Disappearing Act, aka Dropping Off the Face of the Earth).
I feel that if there's obviously no connection on the first date from both parties, then the mutual fade is fine. BUT, I think that if one party has contacted the other after the date, expressing interest to go out again, it's up to the disinterested party to somehow say, "thanks, but no thanks". He feels that the disinterested party can still do the fade away at that point... even if he's on the receiving end.
Thoughts?
I have a very interesting WTF update: we had a second date, and while I was skeptical going in, I wound up having a very nice time. I'm not sure if our mutual friend mentioned anything to him... or maybe he just paid for everything on the second date because he simply wanted to? (we went for dinner and a movie -- since he'd already paid for dinner, I offered to get the movie... he insisted, "I've got it"). We then went out for dessert, and he was about to pay for that as well, but I insisted that he let me take care of it.
He's very sweet, cute and smart. Was there chemistry? Hard to tell... I was coming down with a cold, so I wasn't really in a mindset to focus on that. If I hear from him, I'd see him again. Stay tuned!
(at the moment, I'm more excited about Recurring -- some mildly flirty e-mails and texts this weekend means I'm especially looking forward to our next date, later this week).
Début de l'événement
11.04.2023
Fin de l'événement
11.04.2023
JOURNÉES NATIONALES DU FORT DE ST PERE
Description
JOURNÉES NATIONALES DU FORT DE ST PERE
JOURNÉES NATIONALES DU FORT DE ST PERE
- 02 au 08 mai au Fort de St Père, 8 km au sud de St Malo
- Expositions cadres photos, Conférences, Pendule de Foucault,
- Cadran Solaire, Accueil scolaires, Observations le week-end
- ( Spécial week-end Troc-astro du 6 au 7 mai )
- Cadran Solaire, Accueil scolaires, Observations le week-end
- Expositions cadres photos, Conférences, Pendule de Foucault,
Début de l'événement
05.02.2023
Fin de l'événement
02.08.2021
Adresse
Chem. Bertrand du Guesclin
Les Fal'amis / Astro pr enfants [ Evran ]
Description
Les Fal'amis / Astro pour enfants, on vous attend pour profiter des belles soirées de ce mois de juin. Vos enfants rêvent de voir les secrets du ciel, d'apprendre les constellations. Alors n'hésitez pas, venez en famille découvrir les joyaux du ciel.
Début de l'événement
07.06.2023
Fin de l'événement
07.06.2023
Adresse
la Lande du Tournay 22630 Evran
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