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Dating online at Match.com can be frustrating for a 50-something woman

betty ming liu July 23, 2010 Relationships 45 Comments

In the past decade since my divorce, I’ve used Match.com from time to time. I just spent $75.09 to join up for the next three months. And even though I know the game, I have a lot of new questions. They stem from my frustrations in being a 50-something woman. Some background: Two nights ago, I posted my profile in …

I’m dating online. Again. Yeah.

betty ming liu January 16, 2010 Relationships 1 Comment

I’m trying out a free online dating website called PlentyofFish. It’s been interesting. Brightened up the start of 2010 for me.

Gray day reflections as the fall semester ends

betty ming liu December 5, 2009 Art, Inspiration 0 Comments

I’m looking for something, mucking around in my feelings and the things I need to do — and be. Thank goodness for the people and cats who make up my community and keep me sane.

Made a new bed quilt. Don’t touch it, dude.

betty ming liu November 24, 2009 Art, Inspiration, Relationships 0 Comments

I’ve always enjoyed quilting but this one was extra special. Made a beautiful comforter for my single woman bed. Happy to snuggle alone in it.

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