good one! Idem. And cherish that. I&#x27;ve booked the sitter and am choosing the restaurant for tomorrow evening; Sunday will be flowers and chocolates only for my better half; monday mornings are busy with kids...<p>I read it somewhere, so no credit, but here&#x27;s a good one all around in the age of massive profiling and asocial media (or should it be ass-social?). Flip-phone. No really. like nokia circa 2000. Plug in to your computer to sync your contacs.<p>We make ourselves too available to the noise makers. What&#x27;s on fb or that really matters to your happiness? Why pursue a relationship attempt with someone that cant be 100% available for a 30-secs phone call in crucial courtship phase, to book a date?<p>Disconnect. It&#x27;s all fake. Go and meet someone at the local library. Or the laundromat. Give him&#x2F;her 5 full minutes of undivided attention(until he&#x2F;she pulls out his&#x2F;her phone, less likely to happen in front of a stranger, especially someone that shows genuine appreciation) and find him&#x2F;her 3 qualities. Say his&#x2F;her name. You&#x27;ll be surprised that meaningful relationship are easier to develop in this paradigm of constant partial presence&#x2F;absence.