Blind date: I was hoping for a lovely time, a fancy dinner and to meet the love of my life. I got two out of three'
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Blind date: I was hoping for a lovely time, a fancy dinner and to meet the love of my life. I got two out of three'
"She made a joke about not being able to find the right door to the venue and I admitted I'd had the same problem, and straight away we were laughing. She came across as honest and quick to laugh and the conversation just flowed."
"We went for another drink at a bar I suggested, but the music was so loud that we couldn't hear each other and left after one drink."
"Blind date is Saturday's dating column: every week, two strangers are paired up for dinner and drinks, and then spill the beans to us, answering a set of questions. It's been running since 2009."
A blind date between two people began positively when they bonded over a shared joke about finding the venue entrance. The dater found their companion honest, quick to laugh, and easy to talk with. Their conversation covered diverse topics including the novel Hamnet, travel experiences, the book Heated Rivalry, and the Wheel of Time series. They proceeded to another drink at a suggested bar, but excessive noise made conversation impossible, forcing them to leave after one drink. The date demonstrated good table manners throughout the evening.
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