I signed up for on-line dating on 7/16/16.
Since then there has been one woman who would have married me and one woman I would have married. They aren’t the same woman.
Measured against my goal of finding my next and last life-partner, I’m not doing so well. However, life can throw out some surprises.
On 9/25/16 I wrote:
Let the winds of negativity blow on by. Press on under the great blue sky. Buoyed up by the adventure ahead. Past the rocky shores we sped.
Whoa, a poem. I don’t think I had done one of those since that high school assignment we were all forced to do. Now, there are several things about this poem that are humorous (to me). First, I don’t think it is very good. Second, I wrote it for Helen, who does not remember that I did write it. Helen is the woman I would marry and will be a recurring character in this blog (at least in the history sections). The poem is an attempt to smooth down those stories of the past that on-line daters often do during “the interview”.
Driveabout 