hey kevin, how r u? havn't talked to you in a while. i was in tulsa for a brief visit over thanksgiving, but i'm now back in boston. i just wanted to say hi, and i hope you're doing ok. any thoughts as to what field you want to go into? hang tight, i know it's a tough and sometimes dismal road.

in response to ur entry, i do think that finding someone who ur interested in in person is a lot better than finding someone online. but in our day and age of computers, it seems a lot easier to "look up" someone who fits the bill on the internet than it is to pass them by on the street. so i can see why people put themselves out there for the whole world to discover, but they also put themselves at risk of drawing in some really nutty people. it's also easier to make ourselves look better on an internet page than who we really are in person. so it takes a lot of sorting through to find a real genuine person. but i don't think it's impossible, just unlikely. however, i do agree that it would be kind of embarassing to actually bump into a person that you saw on an internet singles website. (i actually know someone who my friend saw on the yahoo singles page.) but if a person is desiring to find someone so badly that they would put their information out there for the whole world to see, then i would hope that they would realize what they're getting into and that they may eventually be discovered by someone they know. on an entirely separate note, i bet if you put yourself on the ChristianCafe, you'd get some positive responses... i'm serious! i think you're a good, eligible bachelor.