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My bird usually sits on my feet. recently, she got into a bad habbit of humping my toes. Is this normal behavior? Anyone ever have this happen to them and how do I get her to stop?

It seems whenever someone asks, "where can I meet men/women," people always give the answer of church. But has anyone really meet a lot of people to date at church? Not that I have anything against church. But for real, I have never been able to find someone there. Usually the only men there have been dragged there by their WIVES. Personally I am not one to break up a marriage. So, back to the question...are you more likely to find someone to date at church as opposed to other places?

Recently a couple friends and I had an interesting conversation. If one is celibate, when should they tell the person they are dating? Should they just not tell? Or should they tell the person on the first date, or when they get the feeling things could advance?

I am skilled in the kitchen, but a very busy woman. What can I fix for eight people that is simple yet looks difficult? I already have dessert, chocolate fondue with fruits and pound cake. But I need a menu for dinner.

What are the milestones of a good relationship? When is it time to meet friends/family? When is it time to let intentions be known? How does one know when a relationship is running a good course, or when it is time to cut out? In other words, what are the signs of a good and healthy relationship. What are the signs it is time to go?

I am not talking about expensive gifts, just something that , "I love you and your are important to me."

In college, I had a great friend/ boyfriend. The relationship thing did not work out between us, but we decided to keep the friendship. Over the years, it has been difficult to explain to the people we date about our friendship. We have both lost at least one relationship over our friendship. He has been in one relationship where she readily accepted me as a sister-in-law. We understand that some people would be intimidated, so we set up bounderies for when we are involved in a relationship. Respect for the other's lover is number one. Rule number two is not to give up on our friendship. So how do you get someone to understand this friendship?

The last few months, I have started dating a man who calls me during the week like maybe 2 to 3 times. They are short calls for the most part. He lives a busy life being a good father, taking classes to get his master's degree, and working as much over-time at work as possible in order to get money ahead just-in-case hard times hit. We see each other maybe 2 to 3 times a month, because I too have a busy career and social life. I feel good about this, but a couple people have quoted the book, "He is not that into you," to me. They say if he does not call everyday then he is really not that into you. I feel he is because when we do find the time to get together, he treats me very well and we have a great time. His gifts are thoughtful and he is even a bit old-fashioned by opening doors and holding me as I walk across ice with my heels on. Anyhow, back to the question...Does not calling everyday mean, "he's not that into you?"

Also, could you be involved in a relationship such as this? What would you do?

I already have the idea of serving chinese food in thise cute take out boxes I found with little hearts and I have white chocolate covered V-day fortune cookies. So now I need to have quick and easy recipes for Chinese foods. I was thinking at least three different recipes, one beef, one chicken and one pork. Also, I would like to make two fried items like egg rolls and/or crab angles. Any other suggestions, ideas, and recipes will be great. The guests will not all be couples and the meal should be easy as it is a week day. Oh, and lastly wine and drink suggestions would be very welcomed.

Thank you!

I would like to get him something cute and sweet. Any suggestions?