Technology Through Our Eyes

I am a hopeless romantic. I am 31 years old, petite, tan, loner, never had a boyfriend since birth, aloof and a thriving web designer. I usually stay at home, work with my computer and I seldom go out. I just use yahoo messenger and msn messenger to keep in touch with my friends. I rarely go out and meet up with them. I just don't feel like it. Being a web designer is enough to keep me preoccupied and fulfilled. I have no time to hobnob and no time to rendezvous.

It was Sunday morning, I was having my breakfast and coffee in front of my laptop and I was sitting at the den. Sun glaring in my eyes and I can feel the soft breeze unto my skin. Summer is coming again, and yet I am still single. Sigh. I opened my messenger account and I received a message from one of my best friend. It also contained a link to a website. I clicked on it and it took me to an alluring dating on-line site. The web site was designed creatively and it looks like it paid a lot for its web site development. I think the web designer was really good and has an expensive taste. I browsed through the dating on-line and looked into some profiles of the members, I was impressed by the lay out and presentation of the site. Unfortunately, no member caught my attention and so I was feeling lugubrious and melancholy. However, I thought of applying as a member of this dating on-line, I might as well give it a shot, who knows Mr. Right might find me soon. I was blithe and hopeful.

Minutes, hours, days and weeks passed by. No matching profile for me. Again, I was losing hope. Just getting ready to spend the rest of my life alone, no husband and no children to care for. No Mr. Right coming my way. Oh well, that is life, you win some and you lose some. You cannot have it all. I am beginning to relinquish and surrender to the fact that I am born to be alone. Sigh.