The Savvy Marketplace

I’m not the kind of cheesball single man, habitually occupied by being without a date on a Friday night. I’d wager nobody probably never read me ramble on great dating and compatibility. No surprise.

Datelessness is an unfortunate human characteristic and completely missing from my pedigree. Even so, Here’s the situation, I was forced to escape from a special cohabitation which meant a lot for us but essentially would never last. I guess somone might tell ya it has been a few years since I dated. I can’t find the great expectations Denver I once did.

Single life has had its perks so far. One thing is for sure, I can’t stay in undisturbed, binging on Star Trek Enterprise reruns. The biggest cause of this bout of incidental dating loneliness? This isn’t college, and most ladies I meet at work are taken.

My take-no-holds golf pal, Brandon, who will never have dating lameness, sympathized because he is almost somewhere he can relate. He introduced me to this Dallas dating service called Great Expectations. I take to chatting up new singles who share my passions. So I got real about my dating life and became a member.

Here’s the deal, there ain’t room to feel down about not having plans if you haven’t stepped off the bench. Just like my old soccer coach Paul Smith told me grinning, “You’ll never win a race you don’t run, son.”

Sheer genius, right? Even so, Coach was truly a wise sould in a way nobody could understand. He was likable in all ways. The amazing Dallas matchmaking service I joined definitely would have blown the gipper’s shiny bald head.

At yesterday’s Great Expectations dating events I talked to some quality and attractive women that catch my expectations. I truthfully had a carefree night with some indisputably remarkable singles. I ducked out of the mixer a little early with a sweet farewell, and as a plus, I came across some political acquaintances for work. Right on!

Take action. You won’t score if you don’t try. Take it from me, you might as well have great expectations for for your own good.

Respectfully,

Caleb