An anonymous journalist in the UK is putting his love life in the hands of strangers in a new column in the UK’s Guardian newspaper. The column ‘My Love Life in Your Hands’ is going down a storm here in the UK, as the newspaper’s readers vote on what the author should do next. The reason behind this guy putting himself under such scrutiny and, frankly, risk? A poor past history when it comes to making decisions about women. He writes:
Mother Nature took a lot of flak last week, including some very choice words from me … my mother had months ago planned a trip to Disney World with my daughters over the holiday vacation, and their flight was canceled (on two separate days) because of the weather-related travel brouhaha right after Christmas. Yeah, kind of hard to explain to a six-year-old that her New Year’s with Mickey was secondary to a nation of people getting home from holiday visits.
And air travel was definitely a freaking mess (even without the antics of Steven Slater), with flights delayed …
A study conducted by an ever so reliable source—an online dating site, has concluded that American women are a pack of prudes. The study ranked women according to country on their online flirting skills, or rather their ability to ask men out on dates. Spain came in first place while the United States came …
Ah, Halloween. The holiday where no one bats an eye when a man dresses up like a lady, and when ladies dress up like … well, prostitutes. I didn’t celebrate Halloween this year as I did in my slightly younger days (yes, believe it or not, I too skanked it out during some previous years as a hula girl, harem dancer, and x-rated cheerleader; go figure). No, this year I spent the time taking my three-year-old to various Halloween parties, in which the most risque thing I wore happened to be a cami underneath a grey, cable-knit grandpa sweater. Yup. Living dangerously these days. And if you count the low heels I wore to one of the events, boy, have I got those bases covered.
From head to toe. Completely.
Anyway, throughout my weekend of making baked treats for the neighborhood kids, ushering my Dora the Warrior Explorer (yes, we even put a ‘We Can Do It!’ spin on our Halloween costumes in this house) from powdered donut-covered party to powdered donut-covered party, I contemplated many of the women that I had spoken to in the …
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