Rachel

I live in Southern California and I have a date for the beginning of December. While it's not freezing here it's quite chilly and we're going to a theatrical play so I kinda want to look fancy. I'm tall and thin, 5'7" 120lbs, I love heels and am very good in walking in them. But I just can't decide if a skirt is too much for a winter date outfit. Help?

I live in Southern California and I have a date for the beginning of December. While it's not freezing here it's quite chilly and we're going to a theatrical play so I kinda want to look fancy. I'm tall and thin, 5'7" 120lbs, I love heels and am very good in walking in them. But I just can't decide if a skirt is too much for a winter date outfit. Help?

And now my scrolling area on my track-pad mouse is not working. It only malfunctions in the Firefox browser? Is there a setting to change to fix this?

I have a blackberry bold 9000 and my trackball has worked fine up until now. It will go up, down, and left but it will not go right. It will physically go right but the device won't respond accordingly. I've tried cleaning it with a q-tip. Any suggestions? Do I need to take it back to the store? Will they replace it? If so, how much does it cost?

And how much would it cost, if anything?

How long does it last? How many washes does it take to completely come out?

He and I have been going out for eight months. We're both in college, definitely an adults and capable of love.

I know I love him, I've made it quite apparent by throwing him a huge surprise birthday party and being endlessly devoted to him in general, among other acts. I'm definitely an ambitious girl, I know what I want and I go for it. My only aversion to saying it first is that I kinda sorta was the one that got him to ask me out in the first place and I was the one that made the first move in regards to kissing. So, I think the ball is in his well court.

I'm nearly 100% sure he loves me too, but because of the previous milestone patterns he may be waiting for me to tell him "I love you" first. I would like him to say it of his own free will with no sexual act encouragement.

How do I intensify his feelings? How do I encourage my boyfriend to say "I love you" first?

He and I have been going out for eight months. We're both in college, definitely an adults and capable of love.

I know I love him, I've made it quite apparent by throwing him a huge surprise birthday party and being endlessly devoted to him in general, among other acts. I'm definitely an ambitious girl, I know what I want and I go for it. My only aversion to saying it first is that I kinda sorta was the one that got him to ask me out in the first place and I was the one that made the first move in regards to kissing. So, I think the ball is in his well court.

I'm nearly 100% sure he loves me too, but because of the previous milestone patterns he may be waiting for me to tell him "I love you" first. I would like him to say it of his own free will with no sexual act encouragement.

How do I intensify his feelings? How do I encourage my boyfriend to say "I love you" first?

He and I have been going out for eight months. We're both in college, definitely an adults and capable of love.

I know I love him, I've made it quite apparent by throwing him a huge surprise birthday party and being endlessly devoted to him in general, among other acts. I'm definitely an ambitious girl, I know what I want and I go for it. My only aversion to saying it first is that I kinda sorta was the one that got him to ask me out in the first place and I was the one that made the first move in regards to kissing. So, I think the ball is in his well court.

I'm nearly 100% sure he loves me too, but because of the previous milestone patterns he may be waiting for me to tell him "I love you" first. I would like him to say it of his own free will with no sexual act encouragement.

How do I push past the shyness and inadvertently encourage him to say it first?

He and I have been going out for eight months. We're both in college, definitely an adults and capable of love.

I know I love him, I've made it quite apparent by throwing him a huge surprise birthday party and being endlessly devoted to him in general, among other acts. I'm definitely an ambitious girl, I know what I want and I go for it. My only aversion to saying it first is that I kinda sorta was the one that got him to ask me out in the first place and I was the one that made the first move in regards to kissing. So, I think the ball is in his well court.

I'm nearly 100% sure he loves me too, but because of the previous milestone patterns he may be waiting for me to tell him "I love you" first. I would like him to say it of his own free will with no sexual act encouragement.

How do I push past the shyness and inadvertently encourage him to say it first?

He and I have been going out for eight months. I know I love him, I've made it quite apparent by throwing him a surprise birthday party and being endlessly devoted to him in general, among other acts. My only sticking point is that I kinda sorta was the one that got him to ask me out in the first place and I was the one that made the first move in regards to kissing. So, I think the ball is in his court.

I'm nearly 100% sure he loves be too, but because he is obviously shy he may be waiting for me to tell him "I love you" first.

How do I push past the shyness and inadvertently encourage him to say it first?

My boyfriend and I have been seriously dating for about four months now and I'm simply tired of saying "I love you" to my phone or to the door. And I thought with the wonderful Christmas season coming up it would be an appropriate time to say it.

We have had long conversations about our religion, political views, and life style expectations just because that is the kind of people we are. And while we don't agree on EVERYTHING we agree that we could see each other as potential spouses.

I'm not to worried if he says it back or not (him saying it back would be optimal of course). I'm just worried about freaking him out in the sense that he would feel lots of pressure and would feel uncomfortable in my presents because I took the next step and he hadn't.

What do you think?

My boyfriend and I have been seriously dating for about four months now and I'm simply tired of saying "I love you" to my phone or to the door. And I thought with the wonderful Christmas season coming up it would be an appropriate time to say it.

We have had long conversations about our religion, political views, and life style expectations just because that is the kind of people we are. And while we don't agree on EVERYTHING we agree that we could see each other as potential spouses.

I'm not to worried if he says it back or not (him saying it back would be optimal of course). I'm just worried about freaking him out in the sense that he would feel lots of pressure and would feel uncomfortable in my presents because I took the next step and he hadn't.

What do you think?

My boyfriend and I have been seriously dating for about four months now and I'm simply tired of saying "I love you" to my phone or to the door. And I thought with the wonderful Christmas season coming up it would be an appropriate time to say it.

We have had long conversations about our religion, political views, and life style expectations just because that is the kind of people we are. And while we don't agree on EVERYTHING we agree that we could see each other as potential spouses.

I'm not to worried if he says it back or not (him saying it back would be optimal of course). I'm just worried about freaking him out in the sense that he would feel lots of pressure and would feel uncomfortable in my presents because I took the next step and he hadn't.

What do you think?

My boyfriend and I have been seriously dating for about four months now and I'm simply tired of saying "I love you" to my phone or to the door. And I thought with the wonderful Christmas season coming up it would be an appropriate time to say it.

We have had long conversations about our religion, political views, and life style expectations just because that is the kind of people we are. And while we don't agree on EVERYTHING we agree that we could see each other as potential spouses.

I'm not to worried if he says it back or not (him saying it back would be optimal of course). I'm just worried about freaking him out in the sense that he would feel lots of pressure and would feel uncomfortable in my presents because I took the next step and he hadn't.

What do you think?

My boyfriend and I have been seriously dating for about four months now and I'm simply tired of saying "I love you" to my phone or to the door. And I thought with the wonderful Christmas season coming up it would be an appropriate time to say it.

We have had long conversations about our religion, political views, and life style expectations just because that is the kind of people we are. And while we don't agree on EVERYTHING we agree that we could see each other as potential spouses.

I'm not to worried if he says it back or not (him saying it back would be optimal of course). I'm just worried about freaking him out in the sense that he would feel lots of pressure and would feel uncomfortable in my presents because I took the next step and he hadn't.

What do you think?

I have a long list of telephone numbers in Microsoft Excel, some in the (###) ### - #### format, others in the ### - ### - #### format, even some in the ###.###.#### format. I need a formula or something that will turn them all into the (###) ### - #### format and automatically change any numbers entered in the future into that format.

I have a list of telephone numbers in Microsoft Excel, some in the (###) ### - #### format, others in the ### - ### - #### format, even some in the ###.###.#### format. I need a formula or something that will turn them all into the (###) ### - #### format.

Also I have a list of email addresses in the same program, I need a way to have the program recognize the "@" symbol and automatically change it into a link. Any suggestions?

I have a list of telephone numbers in Microsoft Excel, some in the (###) ### - #### format, others in the ### - ### - #### format, even some in the ###.###.#### format. I need a formula or something that will turn them all into the (###) ### - #### format.

Also I have a list of email addresses in the same program, I need a way to have the program recognize the "@" symbol and automatically change it into a link. Any suggestions?

I have a list of telephone numbers in Microsoft Excel, some in the (###) ### - #### format and others in the ### - ### - #### format. I need a formula or something that will turn them all into the (###) ### - #### format. Also I have a list of email addresses in the same program, I need a way to have the program recognize the "@" symbol and automatically change it into a link. Any suggestions?