I'm always glad to hear about other eHarmony successes, because I know people it didn't work for, and they're always eager to tell me about that :/.

I very much agree with your choice--it's high on my list, too. ("Tall" actually isn't, since I'm under five feet myself, but I ended up with a guy who's 6'1"!)

You're getting a daughter-in-law via eHarmony? Very cool! (And October weddings are also very cool...we had one :D.)

Technically, he was the fourth or fifth guy I "met," but the first (and last) one I dated :). I hope your nephew's luck is just as good, even if it takes a little longer!

A year or so ago, I wouldn't have imagined that I'd ever be more active on Facebook than on Twitter, but it's happened. I liked Twitter for the interaction, and there's so much less of it now. Then again, I mostly use it to share links these days, which I realize isn't very interactive...and yet more people are following me than ever. Huh? Anyway, I blame all the celebrities for its decline :-).

I don't actually have my own copy right now--I borrowed my kids' for the re-read--and I'm interested in the extras too, so that's my excuse :).

I would definitely encourage that :).

Congrats--I hope you'll post about your experience afterwards!

I bought the e-book a couple of weeks ago and am looking forward to reading that. It's not a "feel-good" story, but I agree that it's a VERY good movie.

One reason I like reading SO many blogs and blogging about a mix of topics is that I've been able to get to know a lot of folks outside of my own niche--I'd have missed knowing Susan otherwise, and I'm glad I didn't.