Quote for the day…
”When you are in Love you can’t fall asleep because reality is better than your dreams.” - Dr Suess
How romantic
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”When you are in Love you can’t fall asleep because reality is better than your dreams.” - Dr Suess
How romantic
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According to the Australian Bureau of Statistics, the old adage that married people live longer is true.
Makes sense really, life is so much better when you are in a happy and loving relationship, why wouldn’t you want to live longer?
http://www.abc.net.au/health/talkinghealth/factbuster/stories/2008/09/03/2354566.htm
If you have resolved to change your life for the better by forming a happy and satisfying relationship, we would love to hear from you. We are the experts in matching people based on compatibility - we look at all aspects of your life so we can introduce you to a person you are likely to find ongoing love and contentment with.
We have new members joining every day, so call in to see who we that that matches your profile.
Aussies call 1300 856 640 NZers call 0800 856 640
So it’s time to get silly with someone special! Searching for that perfect gift, kissing under the mistletoe, holding hands while counting down the new year are just some of the wonderful things you get to do when you have love in your life. There’s no doubt about - there is nothing better than being together. Act now and get some loving in your life!!
Some of our brand new members who are looking for love are:
Ladies: Miss K, 31 from ACT code 220763, Miss M, 41 from East Murray region SA code 250234, Miss A, 44 from Darwin NT code 280098, Miss S, 19 from Albury NSW code 220762, Miss P, 34 from Warrane, TAS code 270383, Miss S, 34 from Dunedin area NZ code 290615, Miss K, 31 from Christchurch, code 290615.
Men: Mr M, 39 from Inner West Sydney, NSW code 121285, Mr G, 62 from ACT code 121318, Mr D, 42 from Merriden WA code 161369, Mr I, 64 from Coffs Harbour region NSW code 121067, Mr J, 40 from Parkes NSW code 121254, Mr R, 38 from Invercargill NZ.
No matter where you live or what you do, chances are we have someone waiting for you. Call today for an instant free search to see who matches.
In Aust 1300 856 640
From NZ 0800 856 640
Well spring has truely sprung and love and romance is everywhere.
Time to congratulate a few of our recent happy couples:
In Sth Aust Lex & Carolyn from the South East have recently gone “Happy Hold” as have Ned & Beverly from The Mid North. In NSW some of our recent happy couples are Bernie & Kerrie in the Central Plains and John & Donna in Tamworth. Its been busy in the West, with Peter & Brenda in Mandurah, Al and Tracey in Geraldton, Richard & Vanessa in Perth and Peter & Jan, also from Geraldton all getting cosy. In NZ Roy and Marie from the Grey District on the West Coast are also going great.
Love is not just for city folks, no matter where you live in Aust or NZ, we can help you find love and happiness with your ideal partner. Aussies call 1300 856 640 Kiwis call 0800 856 640 and get matched today!
Another Valentines Day has come and gone, for some it was a day of love and romance, for singles though it’s a day when everyone seems to be part of a special couples club but you! There is no need to spend Valentines Day or any other day alone. There are many wonderful, genuine women and men out there also seeking happiness with one safe special partner. Singles become couples at Bridges. Call us today and see who we have waiting in your area. Ph 1300 856 640. If you are in NZ call 0800 856 640. You could be meeting as soon as tonight!!
We would like to wish all our members a happy and festive Christmas and New Year.
The office will be officially ”on holidays” from close of business on Friday 19th December, 2008 until Tues 6th January, 2009, although we will be checking messages and emails for any urgent matters.
The 2 weeks we are closed will be credited onto your membership, so you won’t lose any time. Whether you are already a member or have just been considering it, if you are not currently seeing anyone, please give us a call and let us know, we would like to get us many matches done as we can before the holidays start. Wouldn’t it be wonderful to spend Christmas with that someone special?
All our best wishes for the season ![]()
Summer is here and its time for love!! The Christmas and holiday period can be one of the hardest times when you are alone and without your special partner. Wouldn’t it be wonderful to have that someone special to go to parties with, stay home with, kiss under the mistletoe and kiss at midnight on New Years Eve!
Congratulations to our recent happy couples:
In South Australia Juan and Joy are going great, as are Sean and Tracey. Errol and Sue from the NSW Riverina. Colin and Noeline in Canterbury district. Peter and Lee from Waikato. Recent engagements are Ashley and Sharon from Northern Rivers and Andrew and Kerry also from the Riverina. All our best wishes to you all for the future!
Congratulations to Colin and Lorraine in Darwin, whom we introduced in October last year. In their 70’s, they believe life is too short to live without love and have just let us know they plan to marry in November this year.
Everyone here at Bridges wishes Colin and Lorraine all the happiness in the world!
Over many years of introducing men and women I have found that the single biggest mistake people make (and quite frankly one of the rudest habits we see) is “GRILLING” the person they have been introduced to about such topics as
*Why did you split up with your ex?
*When was your last relationship?
*Why are you single?
*Why did you join the agency?
*Who else have you met?
*How much did you pay the agency?
Not only are these sorts of questions inappropriate, they are downright RUDE!
People who persist in asking these sorts of questions are unlikely to ever find a partner until they cease this behaviour.
Some people even think they know better or have special rights because they work as counselors or therapists. Some people say “I’m just inquisitive”.
No you are just rude.
Just because you have been ‘introduced’ to a person doesn’t mean you should throw all the normal rules out the window and put the other party through some kind of interrogation. If you had been introduced through a mutual friend or colleague or met through mutual interests you wouldn’t ask those sorts of questions.
Treat the people you meet through the agency with the same respect as you would treat people you met anywhere.
On the same topic, be sure you are not guilty of ‘unloading’ about your past to the people you meet.
Never run down your past partner or the previous people you have been introduced to. It does NOT make you look good. Quite the opposite in fact.
People want a partner to enhance their life, no one wants to meet someone who complains about everyone and everything, or apportions blame for every problem they have.
So put on a happy face and talk about something else!