Warm, friendly, great smile.Ī double-smiley and a double-friendly? Why they’re so in sync! This is meant to be! And definitely nothing to do with colluding over your answers during the last half-hour of the meal, oh noooooo. But what about the Snap? I guess the Pop comes later if you’re lucky. Good food, good chat, the crackle of attraction. She’s a creative looking for inspiration, ladies and gentlemen.
Absolute worst case would make my Edinburgh Fringe show for next year. Good food, easy conversation, a belly laugh if possible. Yay! Laura on Tom | Tom on Laura What were you hoping for?
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Read what happened on the date in full on the Guardian website and then catch the first train back – if it’s not cancelled – and read what I have to say.
But here they are from top to toe: Composite: Jim Wileman/The Guardian The image the Guardian have chosen to use for Tom in the magazine is just… I don’t know why they’ve done that, so I will not be reusing it here. Nothing wrong with saying ‘unemployed’ though – hopefully Trussolini herself will be exactly that before the end of this column! And that is the last bit of politics you will hear in this review! Hurrah!) I hope Tom’s transitional job status is for a good reason and not a ‘cost of living crisis’ reason. (Either that or he’s in line for a promotion he doesn’t want to talk about? I don’t know. We leave the comforting, cosseted dating bourgeoisie of London this week and instead head to Plymouth, where vowels stretch out for days like sandy beaches, and, hopefully, a smaller dating pool means people are a little less… shall we say picky?īraving 48-hour infamy in the Blind Date pages this week are Laura, 38, and a playwright, and Tom, who is 47 and is described by the Guardian as ‘job in transition’, which I think is a new way of saying ‘taking some time out’, which was a new way of saying ‘between jobs’, which was a new way of saying ‘I’m spending my redundancy on Massimo Dutti loafers, veneers, and negroni sbagliatos’.
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