I intended to take the eHarmony free personality profile, blah blah blog about it, and then ask you if I should sign up for a 3 month subscription.  I would then act according to the general consensus.

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That was my <em>intention</em>.

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Until Day 225 when I woke up to approximately 10 "matches".  I was confused because I checked the "please don't send me matches at this time" box.  I guess in the time that it took me to complete the profile and discover that box, matches had already been made.

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But you can't see your matches' photos until you fork over the $$ for a subscription.

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Curious lass that I am, I COULDN'T WAIT FOUR DAYS!!!!

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So I signed up.  <strong><a href="http://www.diaryofalatebloomer.com/2011/05/11/day-224-personality-profiling/#comments" target="_blank">Thankfully, you all unanimously agreed in yesterday's comment section that I should give it a shot. </a></strong><em>Whew! </em>

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We'll see what happens.  Internet dating has never worked for me in the past.  I even wrote a book spoofing it.  I'm a big believer in following your bliss and seeing who shows up in your path.

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Yet my path has been the road less traveled as of late.

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I'll give this eHarmony thing another try since it seems to be raining happy, loving couples in the paths close to mine.

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I am going in with a <strong><a href="http://zenhabits.net/how-to-live-life-to-the-max-with-beginners-mind/" target="_blank">Beginner's Mind</a></strong>.

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