Nobodyelse

I’ve only seen a few episodes, but each was very well done (written, acted, etc.). If I ever get to be someone who buys TV shows on DVD (other than Seinfeld, which I buy for my husband’s collection as he used to tape them all as they aired), House would be one at the top of the list.

We took our child when he was three years old and the place had no utensils (even for soup, you were to just tip the bowl and drink) and our kid was miserable, despite it being a great show. Some kids love to eat with their hands and get messy, but our kid wasn’t one of them. We went to a newer Medieval Times a few years later and they didn’t have utensils given out to patrons, but when we asked for them, they were able to get some at least.

Plus you get to know a lot more people.

When I was in high school, I believed it wrong to date more than one guy at a time (as in if I agreed to go on a date with a guy to some event fews away, I wouldn’t accept any other dates with other guys till that event passed), but that was foolish. I still don’t think it wise to be sexually involved with a bunch of people in the same week (or month or even year), but dating doesn’t have to mean mating, and the more people you go out with, the better you learn what characteristics in people suit you versus don’t. I dated over 100 guys during the five years I was in college and graduate school, some for years (obviously while dating other guys, to) and some just once as once was enough to know I didn’t want to spend more time with them. I turned down a bunch of marriage proposals before accepting my husband’s (married 21 years now; together as a couple for over 22 years) and never felt I had to “settle” as some people do thanks to feeling this one person could be the only person willing to marry them. So I say go out with lots of people – it’s fun to get to know people and different people like different activities, so you’ll get to experience a wider range of events by dating lots of people, too!