For Fifty Years

You've seen people bored with their marriage partner, and on some happy occasion you've probably seen a few who delight in each other.

No one sets out to be unhappily married, so what's the difference between the marriages that sparkle and those that die?

That very question surfaced eighteen years ago as we were seated around a conference table in a Chicago high-rise office building waiting for lunch to be delivered. We were all computer professionals. Nine of us. Eight of us were divorced.

Quite naturally the eight were all interested in the reason that the one was not divorced. What was his secret?

He confessed that when he was looking for a wife he asked the advice of his professors at a prestitious Eastern university. One very wise professor told him to find someone he could talk to... for fifty years.

And so he did.

And so can you.

It may take time but probably not as much time as you have already wasted using the serindipidy method or waiting for that person to spot you from across a crowded room, or in a library.

Let us together apply the wonders of the Internet and computer rapid search capabilities to aid you in finding an interesting mate.