Ah, love:

So there's this local guy that has put up a billboard on a major highway to help him find true love. Which is all very nice. The billboard directs people to a website, where friends can recommend a woman for John. Also all very nice.

What's a little...um....controlling? Overplanned? On the webpage he outlines the first date, then the second date, then the third date, then the fourth date. (The fourth date I kinda like cause it involves a day spa and pampering. I'm all about day spas. But that is just me.)

http://helpjohnfindlove.com/Dates.html

You will notice the complete lack of input from the woman on what she might like to do.

On taking a closer look, I see that these planned dates are actually semi-advertisements for various Winter Park/north Orlando businesses, and that he's suggesting that restaurants and bars contact him to be listed as potential date locations, which is also all very nice, but might - just might - explain why this guy is using billboards to find true love.

Rumpled Skin

December's Ideomancer just went live, featuring the absolutely fabulous csecooney and on a considerably less exciting note, my little story "Rumpled Skin."

"Rumpled Skin" is the next part of a fairy tale series still in the slow - very slow - process of growing. (And its appearance today reminds me that I kinda need to get back to it, but enough about my writing issues.) Previously published bits include Glass Dancing, The Shoes, and Remembering Fur.