It was funny. Probably funnier for a single gal, so I think I will send it to my friend in Florida who can better relate. ( )

Cracked up during this one esp the section that talks about dating again. Fast read! ( )

Cute book and thank heavens I'm way past all that!

This book was written by one of the Sex and the City screenplay writers. It's about dating, men, disappointments and not giving up. It was funny, but I'm never quite sure I understand the US American dating philosophy. The one story that I will remember is Retro-Dating: she now is together with the man she met when she was 17. Then their relationship didn't have a chance, now they are old enough to give it another realistic chance. I like the idea..

While I personally don't have a ton of experience with this subject matter (these essays tend to be geared more toward the "Sex in the City" type crowd, which isn't surprising, since the author was a writer for that show), I did find the essays fun and funny in that "geez, maybe I didn't have it as bad as I thought!" kind of way.

This was definately a quick read, with the majority of the essays consisting of only 2-3 pages. For the most part, it felt like reading a whole bunch of short newspaper or magazine columns, which for several of the essays is actually the case. ( )