As I walk to the train station, I feel a flutter of anticipation. Mingling with the other morning commuters, I am unusually conscious of the middle finger on my right hand. Will anyone mention it? Or even ask me out on a date as a result?
My excitement stems from the seemingly subtle, though not particularly stylish, pale green ring I’m wearing. A ring that is intended to alert strangers to the fact that I am single — and expressly
A young mother has become wealthier after making a surprising discovery when she opened a shed that had been locked up for over 20 years.
Maggie McGaugh (@maggiemcgaugh) is a renovator who purchased an abandoned home in 2022, and has been spending the last year trying to turn it into a liveable home.
The property has been abandoned since the early 2000s, and when Maggie first entered the house it was still furnished with vintage furniture but had become filthy
Single.
Dating past?
I’ve been single for three months after a couple of long-term relationships, which were each about five years long. It’s been hard to find the right man because I’ve changed jobs often and never put down roots — I guess I’ve been distracted by my career.
Pre-Date Nerves?
I was nervous as I’ve never been on a blind date before. I wanted to feel good so I dressed up in a pretty, long orange dress
Britain has always been a nation of happy campers – and a new survey has revealed the 20 things Britons love the most about holidaying in a tent, with simply getting a bit of peace and quiet coming top (44 per cent).
Being in the great outdoors (38 per cent) and star gazing (34 per cent) are other aspects of camping Britons treasure, ranking second and third respectively.
In a further nod to nature, morning birdsong is in joint fourth
Neil and Michele Travis from Cheshire splurged £6,000 on business class flights with Aer Lingus as a special treat for themselves and their 20-year-old daughter, Georgia. Their plan was to visit friends in Fort Lauderdale, who they hadn’t seen in five years. However, their excitement turned to shock when they arrived at JFK International Airport on June 16, only to discover their connecting flight with Jet Blue, Aer Lingus’ partner airline, did not exist.
Despite the availability of a fully
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Maryland law enforcement officials said they believe they have recovered the body of a woman who reportedly disappeared Saturday evening after going to take a walk on a nature trail in Bel Air.
During a press conference on Sunday evening, Harford County Sheriff Jeff Gahler said the body of a woman had been found off the Ma and Pa Trail in Bel Air just after 1 p.m.
The sheriff said 37-year-old Rachel Morin’s boyfriend reported to police at about 11:30
Florence Berger, a Cornell University professor who found a second calling as a pro bono matchmaker, leading her to successfully arrange some two dozen marriages, died on July 13 at her home in Charlottesville, Va. She was 83.
The death was confirmed by her son, Larry, who said the cause was complications of multiple sclerosis.
Ms. Berger was a popular presence on the Cornell campus in Ithaca, N.Y., where she became an expert in the hospitality industry, teaching courses in
Police, students and parents in Greenbelt, Maryland, are desperately searching for a beloved teacher who went missing last week.
Mariame Toure Sylla, 59, was last seen around 8 p.m. in the 6500 block of Lake Park Drive in Greenbelt on July 29, according to Greenbelt police. Her son says she left home to take a walk in Schrom Hills Park before she disappeared without a trace, FOX 5 D.C. reported.
The family says Sylla is a devout Muslim and that
Mexican marines found 110 pounds of dynamite hidden in a methamphetamine laboratory run by a drug cartel, the navy said Thursday.
The navy said the explosives may have been intended for use in “mines and explosive artifacts” of the kind that cartels have been increasingly using to attack law enforcement personnel in Mexico.
“It could be used to manufacture bombs, as well as mines and other explosive artifacts that would be capable of damaging highly armored vehicles,” the Navy Department
