Staring back at me from my laptop was a bright dimpled smile and a pair of pale blue eyes enveloped by blonde hair. More specifically, it got me wondering about how that quest is pursued in these parts in a hyper-digital age.
OkCupid used to be good but has really gone down-hill. I prefer to keep my dating life private and separate from my work and social scene. Some dates have been great. Others have made for good stories. One tip for the younger women out there: learn to climb and hang out at Carabiners.
That place gives me faith in the future of men on the South Coast! For a strictly real-world experience, a person who requested anonymity suggested that the best place to find a date was at the supermarket β specifically in the produce aisle. Which may account for all the salad in the Groundwork! One thing I realized putting this blog post together is this: Most Groundworkers are already in happy relationships! Or, maybe having this beautiful workspace to retreat to actually promotes the maintenance of healthy relationships!
Though we do have a few couples who actually work here together. I think the place is just full of love. Unlike my Match. As much as I appreciated the Facebook nudge as an inspiration for this column, I am much too shy to be a SWM seekingβ¦.
But who knows? Call Us: I felt as if Facebook was trying to tell me something. Sponsored by Match. Yes β I was date-shamed on Facebook. Sarah crosses the digital divide Groundwork!
