A Suggestion (was;Re: matchmaking)

[Guest guest]

Thanks Jewel. I don't see anything wrong with like-minded people seeking each other out. I am accepting of all posts here and haven't been bothered by any of them. Jon

[Guest guest]

Diane and Jewel.

I did not mean it the way you took it. Some of us just have very little time

and just want to read what is of interest to us. If the subject lines would

be filled out that would make it easy, but most of the time they are not. I

too have gotten lots of information on this site and have given it also. I

know we are a friendly group. Some of us just have less time than others.

I am single too but still feel that the matchmaking should go to the

matchmaking sites. :-)) :-))

Christel

[Guest guest]

A suggestion to those who are overwhelmed with the number of e-mails

they receive from this group:

Go to the page and re-structure your membership for NO

E-MAIL. Simply read the posts from the list itself. This way, you

have no e-mail to deal with, and you can pick and choose the posts you

want to read.

This is a very helpful and friendly group that I enjoy very much. I

would really hate to see rules and regulations about what we can and

cannot post. I have seen many helpful suggestions here, as well as

some stuff I'd rather not. I just don't read the threads that hold no

interest for me (like changing TV stations when Jerry Springer comes

on).

Every time someone posts a request that other members " stick to the

subject, " there are numerous posts responding to it. This just

clutters up the works, and makes for more e-mail. ;o)

BTW -- I, too, am single........hint, hint. LOL!!!!

Have a good one, gang,

Jewel

> > > This is a very busy group , could we possibly stay on target and

> > leave the

> > > matchmaking for the sites that specialize in that?

> > > Thank you

> > > Christel

> >

> >

> > Sorry, I'm new to the board and was just responding to another

> human

> > being who seemed to have an open heart.

> >

> > Even though matchmaking seems off topic imagine a relationship

that

> > culminated as a result of meeting here. When their friends would

> > ask " How did the two of you meet? " and they would reply " On the

> Bowel

> > Cleansing Board. " That would surely raise some eyebrows!!

> >

> > Sure, this is a serious subject but part of the process of losing

> all

> > the garbage is to become a lighter person. That's what I'm here

> > for...enlightenment and the desire to raise my vibration. The

> lighter

> > I am, the more I can work God's plan for me. A sense of humor

goes

> a

> > long way even with dirty subjects.

> >

> > Diane

> >

> > Diane