It’s important to have a road map for most things in life. Dating is no exception. Yesterday’s post outlined the first five dating tips for successful dating. Here are the next five dating do’s.
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Why do some people have success in finding a mate, while others are consistently frustrated with their dating experiences? The answer lies in the common mistakes daters make. Today, I will outline the first five of the top ten things you need to do for success in dating.
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Online dating is like running a good ad campaign. You have only seconds to attract attention, to ‘wow’ someone. And many people blow it by a) posting an unflattering or misleading photo and b) writing a profile that is boring, unappealing, or off-putting. How do you ‘wow’? Here are five great tips for creating an outline for an online profile that will attract the right person to you.
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The power is out all over the tri-state area. Yesterday’s storm took down tress and power lines all over my neighborhood. This morning, my friend walked over for a cup of coffee cooked on my gas stove, and announced that 70,000 residents had reported power outages. It is estimated that it will take several days to restore power. As we walked around my neighborhood, the damage was devastating. Trees and branches had fallen on cars, roofs, and blocked streets. I consider myself lucky. My only damage so far was a downed segment of my wooden fence. My fear is that without working sump pumps, my basement could flood. But overall, I am filled with gratitude for the blessing of an intact home. [click to continue…]
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I have very little patience for repetition. At first glance, this week’s Torah portion, V’yakhel-Pekudei, is a repeat of the portion we read two weeks ago, outlining all the minute (and at first glance boring) details about the construction of the portable holy temple and its furnishings. Two portions ago, G-d told Moses these laws, and now Moses is retelling the details to the Israelites. Why the repetition? And is it really repeated or is there something new in the second telling? [click to continue…]
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