Ok, ok. I know I already posted this, but it’s just the cutest thing I’ve ever seen. Can you blame me? Here’s my nephew Braden, offering me some…I’d say pretty honest insight about love, dating, and marriage.
Archive for the ‘Dating’ Category
Honest Insight From a 4-Year-Old.
Posted in Dating, Marriage, My Shoebox, tagged Kids Say The Darnest Things on April 17, 2012 | 1 Comment »
L is for leadership.
Posted in Dating, My Shoebox on June 30, 2009 | 6 Comments »
Alongtheway made the following comment on a previous post: Being a girl (I mean you, not me), and this being a relationship blog, you seem like a good person to ask a question I often wonder about: What do girls, particularly Christian girls, think about the Garden State version of relationships? (I wrote about it [...]
A man’s perspective.
Posted in Dating, tagged Chicks, Dates, Dudes, Love, Relationships, The Man Code on June 4, 2009 | 5 Comments »
Once again The Love Shoebox is being visited by a male contributor. I would like to draw attention to the second paragraph and reiterate my questions regarding “The Man Code.” Thank you. *** “In this day and age, it seems as if dudes and chicks have fairly equal rights. I’m sure there are some exceptions, [...]
The human body is a mystery.
Posted in Dating, tagged emotions, human body, Love, Relationships on April 29, 2009 | 2 Comments »
Why is it that any sort of emotion — weather it be a result of drama, conflict, happiness or excitement and especially when it is associated with a relationship — can be felt. Do you know what I mean? It drives me crazy. If a relationship is just beginning, you feel butterflies in your stomach; [...]
“How Men Fall In Love.” Interesting.
Posted in Dating, tagged Cosmopolitan, Life, Love, Men on April 23, 2009 | 2 Comments »
This video made me chuckle due to recent experiences. In it, Kate White of Cosmopolitan magazine explains to the world how men fall in love. I’m curious to know what guys think of what she is saying, but also what they think about being represented by the editor in chief of a woman’s magazine… especially [...]
A post from a (male) friend of mine.
Posted in Dating, tagged Dating, Frankenstein, Love, Remember Mama on April 9, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
I was asked to write a guest entry for The Love Shoe Box blog because its lovely and illustrious author is taking a vacation. So I share with you, a window into MY love life… During my senior year of high school (a long, long time ago), I was cast as ‘Papa’ in I Remember [...]
Secret admirers are creepy.
Posted in Dating, tagged Life, Love, Robert Pattinson on March 23, 2009 | 2 Comments »
Imagine you’re at work in the middle of a busy day and someone walks over to your desk and drops off a vase of flowers accompanied by a letter from a secret admirer. Romantic right? Wrong. It’s totally creepy. This happened to my roommate this week. Her secret admirer posed as a flower deliveryman hoping [...]
OMG! Status update!
Posted in Dating, Pop Culture on March 17, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Sorry… I couldn’t resist. The Barbie blog cracks me up. See ladies? If it can happen to Barbie, it can happen to you! Oh, I did the math and suddenly it makes total sense by Ken didn’t try to save Barbie from the Bengal Tiger. It must have been a pretty rough break up… My [...]
The long distance thing.
Posted in Dating, My Shoebox, tagged Life, Love, Relationships on March 16, 2009 | 2 Comments »
I dated an Australian for two and half years. Doesn’t that sound sexy? He had the nice accent and everything. If it weren’t for the fact that he lived on the other side of the planet (and a number of other reasons that made “us” absolutely impossible) I think we would have worked out quite [...]
Loving the economy.
Posted in Dating, Marriage, tagged Economy, Love, Relationships on March 9, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
I asked one of my friends what I should blog about today and he suggested, “love and the economy.” So here I go… I’m fairly certain that everyone is aware that the economy is not that great right now. People are getting laid off, houses are foreclosing, and stocks are plummeting. BUT diamonds have not [...]
