I know I should be blogging about all the wild and crazy things going on in my life (like the laundry that is overflowing, the dust that is an inch thick or the soccer/baseball practices/games I attend…) but I’m just too busy signing up for eHarmony!
This time it’s not because I have nothing to blog about and want to amuse all of you. No this time, it’s because the Universe told me to.
In the span of just a couple hours, the big U called out to me. First, I received an email from my friend Richelle saying that she just met a great guy on eHarmony. She not only does she like this guy, she actually liked the site! Richelle is as picky as I am, so for her to say this is HUGE deal.
Then shortly after that, I get another email from a friend of mine telling me that a mutual aquaintance of ours just got married. Guess where she met her husband? YEP!
And for the kicker, I got something in my SPAM folder from eHarmony. If you can’t take your SPAM seriously, well then all hope is lost.
Not to mention, Josh (as in my Work Husband) has been bugging me to finally bite the bullet and subscribe to eHarmony. Since I want to make him happy by finally getting a damn boyfriend and honestly I’m scared to piss off a Republican, I did it!
So far so good. Granted I just finished my profile, posted some pics that hopefully don’t scare the lads away and found a promo code for 3 months for the price of one. But hey, that’s a good start, right?
And what do ya know? I already have seven matches! I’m routin’ for you Brad, Lance, Nat, Alex, Richard, David and Ken! What do ya say fellas? Let’s continue to make 2009 my year and give ol Benny boy a dad! No pressure…
hahahaha… just thinking of the posts to come makes my sides hurt.
Good luck! Can’t wait to hear the stories.
I like when the universe gives me a clear message. You have nothing to lose. I think it’s awesome. Is your work husband married? Is that why you aren’t dating him?
Can you post pictures of your matches and we’ll decide who you date?
Kelcey,
Yes, Josh is married. He’s cute and a great dad but we would last as a couple maybe 1.5 minutes. Him and I are as polar opposites as people can get. We disagree on everything political, environmental and religion-al.
That’s a great idea about the matches… I’ll see what I can do. If anything you guys can just tell me who to marry when it gets to that point, because OF COURSE it will. eHarmony promised me.