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![]() "John Fereira" wrote in message .. . "riverman" wrote in : wrote in message oups.com... Hi all, I wanted to announce that we just launched a new dating site for outdoor enthusiasts at www.OutdoorPersonals.com. We started the site as a free service to bring together like minded people who enjoy outdoor activities such as paddling, camping, hiking, fishing, hunting, sport shooting, etc. I gotta say, this is an excellent idea! While it does appear to be a good idea to bring together like minded people in terms of their enjoyment of outdoor activities, I have it on good authority that a successful partnership can be built even when two people don't share the same level of enjoyment of certain activities. Just as important is an as acceptance and supports the others passion for an activity that they might not particularly enjoy doing. For example, I have no desire to hunt but if that was something that my wife wanted to do I would accept and support her participation in the activity. Here's a better example...a couple of weeks ago a visiting paddler came to town and I started to make plans to go on an overnight trip and spend all day paddling the following day. When I told my wife of my plans, and mentioned the date I said, "it's the 11th....which is our aniversery...". She said go ahead with my plans and we'll do something some other day for anniversery. Whew, what a happy ending. I was certian you were going to say "and she said 'you go ahead, and you better hope there's some online dating service for outdoorspeople when you return, buster!'" --riverman |
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"John Fereira" wrote in message Here's a better example...a couple of weeks ago a visiting paddler came to town and I started to make plans to go on an overnight trip and spend all day paddling the following day. When I told my wife of my plans, and mentioned the date I said, "it's the 11th....which is our aniversery...". She said go ahead with my plans and we'll do something some other day for anniversery. Whew, what a happy ending. I was certian you were going to say "and she said 'you go ahead, and you better hope there's some online dating service for outdoorspeople when you return, buster!'" Just wait, he'll pay for it later. And not even know it. -- Steve Cramer Athens, GA |
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