in their interest as well. My plan is to start a singles' healthy cooking classes, called 'Taste and Talk', in the stores as they do the cooking demonstrations anyway. That way we can try new recipes and share information about ourselves and who knows this might catch on and other stores might do it on their own.

Now, to wrap this article up, I would like to end this by making a request. I would love t

If you are single, then do you depend entirely on one method of finding suitors or do you create a customized list of things that you can involve yourself in? I posed that question to a group of friends a few weeks ago and found that we were missing out on other opportunities because we were too focused on online dating. I decided I need to steer away from the old sites that we have been using, namely match.com, eHarmoney, American Singles and the other popular ones. The problem I see with keep using those is that we run into same old people there. And as everyone knows, dating is a numbers game; the more exposure you get the better chance you have of finding the 'ONE' for you, right?

So keeping that philosophy in mind, I set out to create a strategy that will incorporate a variety of ways of meeting new people. I call it my Soulmate Search Strategy, and this is what I have in mind:

1. I am a gym rat, and there are three gyms that I frequent, depending on which area I am in. So I will be posting single's group announcement there and see if I find people in the same situation: not enough time to go out and meet people.

2. Previously, I was not very open to personal matchmaking services, but I am starting to have second thoughts after reading some articles and doing comparisions between popular matchmaking services.

3. Last but not least, singles go to grocery stores, right? Everybody need groceries to survive, but we zip in and out and back to home or work and the boring single life. So I thought of an idea. I will be talking to local grocery store managers and see if they ok this plan as this in their interest as well. My plan is to start a singles' healthy cooking classes, called 'Taste and Talk', in the stores as they do the cooking demonstrations anyway. That way we can try new recipes and share information about ourselves and who knows this might catch on and other stores might do it on their own.

Now, to wrap this article up, I would like to end this by making a request. I would love t

com, eHarmoney, American Singles and the other popular ones. The problem I see with keep using those is that we run into same old people there. And as everyone knows, dating is a numbers game; the more exposure you get the better chance you have of finding the 'ONE' for you, right?

So keeping that philosophy in mind, I set out to create a strategy that will incorporate a variety of ways of meeting new people. I call it my Soulmate Search Strategy, and this is what I have in mind:

1. I am a gym rat, and there are three gyms that I frequent, depending on which area I am in. So I will be posting single's group announcement there and see if I find people in the same situation: not enough time to go out and meet people.

2. Previously, I was not very open to personal matchmaking services, but I am starting to have second thoughts after reading some articles and doing comparisions between popular matchmaking services.

3. Last but not least, singles go to grocery stores, right? Everybody need groceries to survive, but we zip in and out and back to home or work and the boring single life. So I thought of an idea. I will be talking to local grocery store managers and see if they ok this plan as this in their interest as well. My plan is to start a singles' healthy cooking classes, called 'Taste and Talk', in the stores as they do the cooking demonstrations anyway. That way we can try new recipes and share information about ourselves and who knows this might catch on and other stores might do it on their own.

Now, to wrap this article up, I would like to end this by making a request. I would love t

people. I call it my Soulmate Search Strategy, and this is what I have in mind:

1. I am a gym rat, and there are three gyms that I frequent, depending on which area I am in. So I will be posting single's group announcement there and see if I find people in the same situation: not enough time to go out and meet people.

2. Previously, I was not very open to personal matchmaking services, but I am starting to have second thoughts after reading some articles and doing comparisions between popular matchmaking services.

3. Last but not least, singles go to grocery stores, right? Everybody need groceries to survive, but we zip in and out and back to home or work and the boring single life. So I thought of an idea. I will be talking to local grocery store managers and see if they ok this plan as this in their interest as well. My plan is to start a singles' healthy cooking classes, called 'Taste and Talk', in the stores as they do the cooking demonstrations anyway. That way we can try new recipes and share information about ourselves and who knows this might catch on and other stores might do it on their own.

Now, to wrap this article up, I would like to end this by making a request. I would love t

tarting to have second thoughts after reading some articles and doing comparisions between popular matchmaking services.

3. Last but not least, singles go to grocery stores, right? Everybody need groceries to survive, but we zip in and out and back to home or work and the boring single life. So I thought of an idea. I will be talking to local grocery store managers and see if they ok this plan as this in their interest as well. My plan is to start a singles' healthy cooking classes, called 'Taste and Talk', in the stores as they do the cooking demonstrations anyway. That way we can try new recipes and share information about ourselves and who knows this might catch on and other stores might do it on their own.

Now, to wrap this article up, I would like to end this by making a request. I would love t

in their interest as well. My plan is to start a singles' healthy cooking classes, called 'Taste and Talk', in the stores as they do the cooking demonstrations anyway. That way we can try new recipes and share information about ourselves and who knows this might catch on and other stores might do it on their own.

Now, to wrap this article up, I would like to end this by making a request. I would love to hear from anyone who has original ideas when it comes to dating. You can drop me an e-mail at danahyousuf@hotmail.com.

Happy Dating!