Monthly Archives: January 2005
Divorce Decision Making Process
| January 31, 2005 | Posted by thatgrrl under Uncategorized |
Reasons You Aren’t Starting the Decision Making Process
This was a good article. Funny how there is such a little pin prick of a point in time when you actually make that a final decision and go on from there. You may consider it, sort of decide and ponder it over for months but when you really do decide it’s just a flash of time and then you don’t go back.
As messy and gaping wound feeling as the whole thing is, I think everyone feels just a bit better once the decision is really and finally made. It gives you purpose, you know what direction to head in rather than trying to decide and spinning your wheels.
Good luck to everyone who has gone or is going through a divorce. I never knew what it was really like until I went through it. I wouldn’t say I’m really through it yet but I’m heading in that direction.
FindSomeone.ca has permanently closed
| January 30, 2005 | Posted by ThatGrrl at StumbleUpon under Writing |
http://www.findsomeone.ca/
Canadian dating site, free.
Clan PMS: Psychotic Men Slayers
| January 28, 2005 | Posted by thatgrrl under Uncategorized |
About us: “The Top 10 Myths about Girl Gamers ? by Mercurial
Girl gamers. Evidently, we?re difficult to figure out. Lucky for you, I?ve compiled this nifty little handbook to give you some hints.
1.) We want to control the entire game… and you. You think we want control of such a rag-tag group of guys? We rather go bobbing for apples in a deep fryer. If we wanted to control you, we would show up at the game with a chair and a whip. Sit and ponder that, friend.
2.) We’re there because you’re there. A girl gamer, a REAL girl gamer, is there because she wants to be. Let me ask you this: Do you think you’re charming enough to make a girl unwillingly spend an entire evening with a bunch of people who get that excited about shooting other people? I thought not.
3.) We make an effort to date every gamer in the group. You got us there. We actually keep lists of the gamers we haven’t dated yet, and we check them off as we go. I got extra Girl Gamer Points (GGPs) because I dated all the eligible guys in our group and then managed to cause a major schism, causing half the people to quit talking to the other half. I traded my GGPs in for some rulebooks and a new game and now I’m on the lookout for new victims… Get real.
4.) We should be in charge of dinner and/or cleanup. The next time you think about saddling the girl gamer with dinner preparations, consider her character first. If she’s playing a bitter extraterrestrial/terrorist type character who hates everyone without provocation and dabbles in torture on the side because it’s fun, it’s probably not a good idea to ask. If her character is primarily engaged in kissing up and crocheting, go ahead. Ask.
5.) We’re only interested in playing sex kittens or innocent ingénue-types. Hello, Pot. I’m Kettle. You’re black. Sure, girl gamers have schticks. So do you, Mr. Lone Wolf… and you, Mr. Combat Monster. And, while we’re at it, let me ask you a question… How many of your characters wear black trench coats? Whose brilliant idea was it to give all the bad-asses black trenches?
6.) We are utterly incapable of understanding the rules. Once, I heard a gamer comment, “Hey, man, she’s a girl. Girls don’t get the rules; it’s like a math thing or something.” Buddy, I’ll out-math you any time… and then I’ll tear you into tiny little pieces and eat you for breakfast. We are quite capable of understanding the rules, if you’d explain them in something that approximates English, or loosen your death-hold on the rulebook and just let us read them for ourselves.
7.) We flutter our eyelashes at GMs to get our way. I did that once. The GM very politely gave me what I wanted and, then, I realized I didn’t want it after all (because, as we all know, a good GM gives you what you want and then makes you regret having ever asked). The end result was that I had to extract my foot from my mouth. If you let girl gamers walk all over you as a player or a GM, more fool you. You need to get out and date more, friend
8,) We hate other girl gamers. Well, sure! Why not? After all, other girl gamers might hog all the GGPs and then we’d be out some valuable prizes. We have to protect our territory, after all. Get real. If a true girl gamer can’t stand another girl in your group, it’s either a personal thing or maybe that girl is one of those fake, scheming, break-up-the-group types.
9.) We don’t appreciate a good combat. Correction: We do appreciate a good combat. What we don’t do is a) get sexually aroused over it or b) spend hours upon hours memorizing the caliber and number of shots for a revolver that was last used with regularity in the 1950s. We’ve got better things to do than memorize gun statistics. Like planning out how to spend out GGPs, for instance.
10.) Because we are girls, you cannot hope to understand anything about us, including our role-playing. Well… maybe there’s a bit of truth in that one, after all.
Gemini
| January 23, 2005 | Posted by thatgrrl under Uncategorized |
Tickle: Tests, Matchmaking and Social Networking
Laura, the best Zodiac Match for your personality is Gemini
Gemini, the Twins (May 22 to June 21): This adaptable and lively partner is just your type. Initially, a Gemini may catch your eye with an intellectual remark or their flirtatious banter. But as you get to know them, you’re more likely to be drawn to your Gemini’s creativity and ability to find the fun in any situation. People born under this sign are typically outgoing types who love to spend time with a variety of people. In fact, a Gemini’s social butterfly tendencies can make them seem flighty or even a bit erratic at times. However, Geminis are also top-notch thinkers with original ideas. In the bedroom, you’ll find the Twins to be equally creative. As a result, they can be very engaging lovers. Overall, Geminis are innovators with an uncanny ability to stay balanced in chaotic situations.
Celebrating Late-Blooming Women
| January 21, 2005 | Posted by thatgrrl under Uncategorized |
A Few Things I Learned From Writing This Book:
1. BEGIN FROM A POINT OF CLARITY. Ask yourself: ‘What am I doing that I want to stop? What am I not doing that I want to begin? At this juncture, you may not know what your passions and gifts are, but undoubtedly you are clear about something. Start there.
2. TAKE ONE STEP AND SEE HOW IT FEELS. If it doesn’t feel right, try something else. Remember, the first step is the hardest. When you’re stuck in your life, it takes a lot of effort to get unstuck. But once you make the effort and start traveling in a new direction, it’s relatively easy to keep moving forward.
3. BE PERSISTENT. Almost everyone experiences setbacks and loses momentum. The trick is not to lose heart or wallow in self-pity. Most people give up too soon.
4. FOCUS ON YOUR GOAL RATHER THAN THE OBSTACLES. Don’t say, ‘I’ll never get hired because of age discrimination,’ or ‘I can’t do this because I don’t have enough money.’ Like a ballerina who looks at a spot in the distance as she pirouettes across the stage, keep your eyes fixed on your dreams.
5. REMEMBER THAT NOTHING YOU LIKE TO DO IS TIRESOME. From the outside looking in, it sounds daunting to go to medical school at 46, join the Peace Corps at 65, or become a flight attendant at 71. But the truth is that it isn’t exhausting; it’s exhilarating. It’s far more tiring to do something you don’t enjoy.
6. CULTIVATE A SENSE OF HUMOR. Laugh often, especially at yourself!
7. YA GOTTA BELIEVE. If you don’t believe in yourself and your dreams, who will? Remember the ’69 Mets (or the ’04 Red Sox, for that matter) and the possibility of glorious, come-from-behind miracles. When one reaches an impasse, emotional or otherwise, that’”
Why Date Him?
| January 21, 2005 | Posted by thatgrrl under Uncategorized |
This is so cute in an odd way. Still, have a read and consider your own list. Could you come up with 391 reasons?
Women In A Home Office Home
| January 21, 2005 | Posted by ThatGrrl at StumbleUpon under Writing |
http://www.womeninahomeoffice.com/
Networking for women with their office at home. Canadian too.
Femininezone – The Online Magazine for Intelligent Women
| January 20, 2005 | Posted by ThatGrrl at StumbleUpon under Writing |
http://www.femininezone.com/
A site for women which includes all aspects of life from marriage, career, fitness and sex.
MailOrderHusbands.net
| January 19, 2005 | Posted by thatgrrl under Uncategorized |
MailOrderHusbands.net: The future of online dating for singles.
I thought it was a real site when I stumbled upon it but it’s just a joke and a chance to sell T-shirts. A real site would be a lot more interesting.
Date My Pet
| January 19, 2005 | Posted by thatgrrl under Uncategorized |
Date My Pet : Online Dating For Pet Lovers Or Their Pets
The lastest thing in dog breeding services?





