Love is the gross exaggeration of the difference between one person and everyone else. ~Anonymous
We are finally back to our Wednesday advice columns after a bit of a break. This week’s advice? Read this book: Love for Grown-ups: The Garter Brides’ Guide to Marrying for Life When You’ve Already Got a Life. It is full of really good advice for adults (read: not college students) who are seeking love at a more, ahem, advanced age. This means you’re over age 35.
My favorite part was reading the real-life stories of women who did everything wrong and then finally got it right. (That would be me.) You can learn from their mistakes. While no one guarantees you’ll learn (ya know, leading a horse to water and all that), but at least you’ll gain some insight into how someone else corrected self-defeating behaviors and avoided those desperate acts we’ve all been prone to when we’ve. just. had. enough.
The book is really funny. And, I bet you’ll love hearing how the 3 authors, Ann Blumenthal Jacobs, Patricia Ryan Lampl, Tish Rabe, came to write this book. It all started with one lucky garter, passed on from woman to woman, with amazing results. You’ll just have to read it to learn more!
It’s not that I can’t live without you…it’s just that I don’t even want to try. ~Un-attributed



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