A Conversation of One

A Conversation of One

If you landed here and you have any skill at reading a blog, you’ll soon realize the last post is dated something like October 2009. That’s when the other contributor on this blog, the other sex, evaporated into thin air. I’m not playing with hyperbole there, I really mean it. He vanished into thin air, just as quickly as he materialized out of thin air. Gone. Poof. Dissipated. Evaporated.

Not unlike the relationships I’ve experienced over the last four years in Post-40 Online Dating World. It’s as easy as turning on your computer, if you have internet connection. Push a button, the men appear. A few emails, a phone call or two, a meetup, a date, two dates…

Then as easily and quickly as they materialized, they evaporate.

I don’t know why this is. Wait. I know partly why this is. It’s not me, it’s them, right?

Part of it was me. I probably spent time,no, wasted time on individuals, who, no matter how interesting they seemed to me, were simply not viable candidates for relationship, at least, not the kind of relationship I was looking for.

But all of that is fodder for other posts, possibly here, maybe elsewhere, and definitely for another time.

Today, I just wanted to report that I’m back. This little blog is mine and, while I might be having a conversation with myself, I’m still going to have that conversation. I like what I have to say. It matters to me. I hope it matters to someone else, but if it doesn’t, I’m still okay with that.

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About The Wild Mind

I'm a single mother of four children, divorced in my 40's and finding my way in what I deem (sometimes affectionately) Post-40 Divorce World. Sometimes I think I've landed on an alien planet in another galaxy, especially when it comes to dating. I have a career that pays the bills, four children that keep me busy, and with what little time I have left over I write, dabble in photography, web design/graphics and mountain bike...well...I try to mountain bike. It isn't pretty sometimes, especially since I took up the sport in my "old" age. Sometimes there are advantages to starting early and sticking with something. On the other hand, I do agree with the adage "better late than never". I'm tempted to say that I hope the ride from here on out is not nearly as bumpy as it has been to this point, but then, when it comes to mountain biking, the rough terrain provides all the thrills. I guess I'm okay with that.

4 Responses »

    • Tracy,
      I would love to have you post my blogs on your website. The only thing I ask is that you credit my blog and link back to me. I love that linky love! I’m gearing up to make a better and more frequent showing, so check back!

    • Tracy,
      I would love to have you post my blogs on your website. The only thing I ask is that you credit my blog and link back to me. I love that linky love! I’m gearing up to make a better and more frequent showing, so check back!

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