Open and Honest: Dating Profile Headline of the Day
Wednesday
Today’s “Dating Profile Headline of the Day” is brought to you by the Magic of Love.
First floor or second floor person?
When you make that most important “connection” with someone new, someone special, your life will change. You will never see anything the same way again.
Finding that “special love” with someone moves you up to the second floor of life.
This is above all those single “ground floor people”, the lost ones, the singles that are bouncing off the bar walls like balls in a pinball game.
Now, whether you are a first-floor-single or second-floor-dating-person at this moment in time, you will enjoy the love that you receive in return of the love you give.
All of you first-floor-people need to get your game together, you need to find that love elevator and go for a ride.
It isn’t easy, it might not evenly come gracefully, but if you make the effort the returns will be wonderful. Love will reward you.
The first move you need to make is to be open and available to finding and returning love.
You can find a date online — and you can be matched with the love of your life when you give the opportunity of finding love your best and truest effort.
Is it too much to ask? Being open and honest in what you reveal about yourself to other potential dates in your public dating profile is your best second step.
Your first step is joining a top ten dating service and putting your best (and honest) foot forward as you complete the dating profile.
And to increase your dating match opportunities be sure to post an eye-catching headline to attract great people to your awesome profile. Start your adventure with this profile headline today:
“You can now stop fighting love!”
Have a great day!
Rules: Dating Profile Headline of the Day
Grab the wind
You cannot grab the wind.
There are so many rules we have to live our lives with that the toll can be excruciating. Don’t walk on the grass, don’t slurp your soup, always wear clean underwear in case you’re in an accident and have to go to the hospital.
Rules defend us from chaos, rules are a noose strangling excitement. Your point of view and acceptance of the rules you have in your life surround everyone you are involved with and this includes whether they even agree with your rules and structure of life or not.
I am going to add one more rule to your life: change your dating profile headline every two days. or three days, the choice is yours – but the rule is firm!
Today this is my suggestion for your headline:
“I am the gold at the end of your rainbow.”
Have a great day!
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Willow Smith new rap music video release (daughter of Will Smith).
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Smile: Dating Profile Headline of the Day
Be nice to get nice.
I know there is something very wrong with me, psychologically speaking, because I am actually looking forward to my work day today.
Now, that might have more to do with being off sick all of last week, but I really would rather believe that I just miss doing a job that I like and doing it well.
And I know that I’m needed because my inbox is busting with requests for help (I am the on-call computer tech).
So it’s Monday and I’m needed. Nice.
I hope this joy outlasts the 5 days of work until my next day off…LOL…
And I hope the same for you. It’s not like we’ve been trapped in a cave for 69 days or anything, am I right?
So let’s move into the “today” and work on improving our “tomorrow”. It all starts with online dating and your pictures that you post.
These pictures, as you upload images to your online dating profile photo album, should be carefully selected to show of the serious side of you, and the fun side too.
Be careful to “crop out” anyone else that’s in the photos with you, after all, you’re not setting up a friend, you’re getting a date for yourself, right?
Your primary photo should be you, wearing a nice smile and a bold color top. It doesn’t matter what else you’re wearing because this should just be a “head and shoulders” shot anyways.
As you’re taking new photos of yourself, and editing the old photos, remember that you need an eye catching headline too. This is my suggestion for your headline today:
“Do you like my smile?”
Have a great day!
Nice People: Dating Profile Headline of the Day
Meet someone nice
Isn’t today a great day to join an online dating service? Sure it is.
Sundays have a great “me time” feature that allows you time to relax and do the “you thing” (something to make yourself happy), and there isn’t a better way than to start meeting people online that can become friends.
Think of all the opportunities there are to meet people online:
- online games
- chat
- video chat
- forum participation
And, of course, online dating.
So make the move and start meeting people, participate in an online discussion or cause and make yourself happy.
And when you join an online dating service today, use this suggestion as your headline:
“How many nice people are in your life today?”
Have a great day!
CNN.com Website Hacked
Someone screwed with the Internet again, see the photo (click on it for larger image) this is what I get when trying to reach CNN.com
Are you having the same problem?? Comment me below.
CNN.com website hacked redirect
Well, it’s 10 minutes later and the web seems to be back to normal…. how weird though.
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Sunset: Dating Profile Headline of the Day
Take a sunset photo today.
Today I will be giving my lawn it’s final grooming and putting up the snow fences to manage the white stuff when it falls, and fall it will. Some in these parts are calling for a brutal snowy winter. And I haven’t found a kid yet to shovel out my driveway when needed.
I am hoping to not have to shovel this winter season.
But for today the mower will be put to work. Don’t think you’ve escaped either. That’s right, you.
I want you to begin preparing for winter, for longer, darker nights. It’s only a couple of weeks and the clocks will “fall back” and once again we will be living in more dark than light again.
Today I want you to take advantage of these waning hours, to grab your camera and take some photos of the sunset in your area. Find a nice skyline to shoot if you can. Add these photos to your online profile and take heart knowing that spring will come again.
Your headline to post today is:
“The sun is not ours to command.”
Have a great day!
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Stuff To Talk About This Weekend
Friday’s Conversation Topics
Without a doubt one of the most popular conversation topics will be the Chilean mine rescue. People around the world were riveted to the televisions and computer watching live feeds of the rescue.
Technology not only provided a great story but allowed us to witness the triumph of the human spirit. I hope that this is a lesson not soon forgotten and not repeated any time soon.
- 22 Miners Rescued. After 69 days of captivity these 33 miners are folk heroes. The president of Chile was on hand to welcome each man back to the surface.
- UFO’s spotted over New York City. Yes, I will admit a certain fascination with space ships but one never knows… This article is about a sighting involving dozens, maybe more, of people calling the FAA about the silvery object seen hovering over Chelsea, NY, complete with photo and video of news report.
- Skype VOIP connects through Facebook and allows up to ten-way video calling. Skype users can now connect to Facebook friends with just a click in the latest Skype 5.0 software (for Windows users) release. Yes, the world is coming together…
- Shortest man in the world is 26.4 inches tall, as recorded by the Guinness Book of World Records, photo with caption.
- McDonald’s Happy Meal doesn’t rot after 180 days. Photog Sally Davies wins a bet that the food won’t rot within a few days and 6 months later the food is still as awful looking as the day it was fresh. Includes pictures and explanation of the friendly bet.
