Dating Tips

By April Masini
October 6, 2008 (Posted at 5:35 am)

Make A Great First Impression
Whether you’re a man or woman, your first date presents an opportunity that will never come again—the chance to make a good first impression.  Ladies—wear a dress that hugs your curves in all the right places, but still leaves a little to the imagination (bare the legs or the breasts, not […]

Free Relationship Advice

By April Masini
September 4, 2008 (Posted at 5:24 am)

High Maintenance Relationships
Relationships come in all varieties—some take a little effort to maintain, and some take a whole lot.  If you’re in a relationship like the latter, and want to stick it out regardless, learning to treat your romantic relationship like a business one (where you, of course, are the boss) is the key to […]

Office Romance

By April Masini
September 3, 2008 (Posted at 11:50 am)

(Wolf) Whistle While You Work?
You Betcha!
Even though it’s often advised against, dating people you work with makes practical sense—after all, we spend so much of our lives in the office, there’s often no other way or time to meet anyone else. But that’s not to say you don’t have to be smart—extra smart, in fact—about […]

How to Break Up

By April Masini
August 27, 2008 (Posted at 11:23 am)

Breaking up is hard to do, but not breaking up when it’s inevitable is even worse. So make your break up work for you… Consider these pros and cons when determining if restaurants are the best break up venue for you.
The Restaurant Break-up
PROS
1. Neither one of you will be as likely to revert to high […]



Email Etiquette

By April Masini
August 22, 2008 (Posted at 5:32 am)

PDA used to mean public display of affection, but no more. Now it means something else — however, it’s another public display that isn’t always appropriate. Etiquette is necessary for affection or workplace habits that are inappropriate, and technology has given us new turf to cover.
Here are the rules for technology etiquette:
Think of technology like […]

Relationship Advice - Breakup Advice - Email Etiquette

By April Masini
August 4, 2008 (Posted at 6:15 am)

Text-Message Etiquette
Breaking up by text is not okay, but Britney wasn’t really breaking up with Kevin. She had her attorneys serve him with divorce papers, and she sent him a final flip off with a text message. The breaking up happened before that. It was private and the press was not privy to it.
Text messaging, […]

Wedding Advice - Second Wedding Etiquette - Great Gifts Unique Gift Ideas

By April Masini
May 23, 2008 (Posted at 1:01 pm)

The biggest news in wedding gifts has to do with divorce! Because the divorce rate is so high, there are increasingly more and more second and third weddings. These second and third weddings are different from traditional first weddings, and so, too, are the wedding gifts.
Registering for gifts is fine — for first weddings. […]

Relationship Advice - Blog Etiquette

By April Masini
May 10, 2008 (Posted at 11:13 am)

Ready to Blog?
* Post a photo of yourself, or a playful icon that is representative of your mood. Change the photo, so your readers will want to keep up with how you’re doing each day.
* Blog when you feel like you have something to say. If it’s five times a day, then blog on! If […]



President Foot in Mouth Does it Again

By Erika B. Webb
May 9, 2007 (Posted at 7:33 pm)

God save the queen–from any further encounters with our (not mine, I didn’t vote for him) prudence-plundering president. I’m just wondering, does he actually practice his speeches before he makes them? If so, does he get his helpful feedback from Batman’s joker or what? Something is going repeatedly and horribly wrong.
This time it was only Queen […]

I’m Talking and I Can’t Shut Up!!

By Erika B. Webb
May 5, 2007 (Posted at 8:06 pm)

Yet another fabulous saying I’ve heard in AA is, “Take the cotton out of your ears and put it in your mouth.” This advice would be well heeded by non-alcoholics too. The older I get, the more I notice that people can’t stand to stop talking and listen.
I’ve always been a motor mouth. My parents […]