Learning to Love the V Word

It’s that time of year where you can’t go anywhere without hearing the V word. (No, not “vajayjay,” silly… though we’re hearing that everywhere too.) We meant Valentine’s. For some, that word cues a symphony. For others, it cues the screeching violins from “Psycho”.


Don’t get us wrong, we love little candy hearts as much as the next gal or guy! But sometimes it feels like we all have to participate in Valentine’s Day’s chocoholic excesses. Whether you’re between relationships, dating someone new, or with a longtime companion, all the hearts and arrows and romantic formulas can get a little stale, right? Romance is so much more, well… romantic when it’s not calendared in.
Why not take a more social approach to V-Day? Here’s one recipe for a St. V’s without the Hallmark holiday hangover:
  • Host a party where you and your friends can get gorgeous and mingle – without paying for a prix fixe menu or being sardined into banquette seating with three gazillion other couples.
  • Invite everyone you know – involved or not.
  • Ask everyone to make up a signature cocktail and bring the ingredients to your place.
  • Tell your involved friends to bring a single friend or two along with them.
  • While you’re mixing cocktails, see how your single friends blend!
Will love be served up, shaken not stirred? You’ll have to wait and see. At least you and your best friends can have a gala evening together, whether or not Cupid decides to strike. And If you’re between sweeties, your best friends are the best people to be with!
Gee… someone should throw a fun party like that online. Oh wait, we did.

p.s. Be sure to tell us about your party. Post a comment to this blog entry and let us know how your soirée turns out!



How to Share Engage Profiles on Facebook

You use Engage. You use Facebook. You’ve got friends on both. Now you can share Engage profiles on your Facebook profile, so you can Play MatchmakerTM even when you’re away from Engage. It’s like those old Reese’s peanut butter cup ads: “You got your Engage in my Facebook!” Delicious!
Here’s how to do it:
  1. Sign in to Engage.
  2. Pick a friend on Engage that you want to fix up or connect with your Facebook friends.
  3. On the friend’s Engage profile, in the “More” drop-down list, select “Share to Facebook.”
  4. You’ll be taken to Facebook’s sign in page and asked to write a comment about the picture.
  5. Repeat until all your single friends have met someone fun and new!
What’s The Point?
To get your social network to make new connections and fix up even more of your single friends. That’s what social dating is all about!

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