What would you do if you found a wallet loaded with credit cards and cash? This classic “what if” scenario hit me a few weeks ago when I was walking down a desolate street and found a wallet near a bus stop. Inside, there were five credit cards, a crisp fifty dollar bill and [...]
Archive for May, 2010
Getting My Wings
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged bad economy, good samaritan, pay it forward, random acts of kindness on May 30, 2010 | 4 Comments »
The Naked Girl
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged afraid of commitment, aggressive women, being single, coming on too strong, commitment, dating, dating online, finding love, finding the right guy, He's Just Not That Into You, Mr. Right, sex, sexually aggressive women, sexy women, what men want in bed, why didn't he call, why men disappear on May 23, 2010 | 7 Comments »
So, my teacher friend Corey meets this woman named Michelle in a bar. After a brief chat, the two exchange numbers and email addresses, then meet for drinks a week later. Fireworks aren’t going off, though Corey finds Michelle attractive and worth a second date, which he lets her know as they part ways at [...]
The Way We Weren’t
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged broken heart, dating, dream interpretation, dreaming about an ex, Facebook, finding an ex on Facebook, getting over a breakup, He's Just Not That Into You, high school crush, what do dreams mean, why am I single on May 16, 2010 | 3 Comments »
The other night, I had a wonderfully romantic dream about my high school crush. Though I haven’t thought of the boy in years, he’s always been the one infatuation I’ve regretted not having a chance to explore. Back then, he was popular, studly, too cute for my ugly duckling high school self. For two long, [...]
For All the Moms Who Rock, We Salute You
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged being a mom, Mother's Day, raising a child on May 9, 2010 | 3 Comments »
Don’t be surprised if you hear I’ve been arrested for kidnapping. Last year, a friend and I were chilling in a neighborhood park when we saw the most adorable child on the face of the planet. The boy was tiny and brown with plump cheeks and alert, almond-shaped eyes so dazzling you’d think God was [...]

