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on 11/5/2008 These are great suggestions for living a happy life, alone, or not. 5*
on 10/27/2008 Great ideas! I found most of these things helped when I was alone, but they were well said here. 5*
on 10/23/2008 #7 is great! I had a goldfish I named Herbie the Lovefish when I lived alone in a studio. A lot of apartments don't allow pets, but everyone makes exceptions for little ones like fish.
on 10/20/2008 This is a really, really great article. Lots of great content.. I can tell you put in a lot of though tinto this. Chips, dips, and sweets are hard to stay away from.. but that was a great point. Being healthy, physically, can do a lot for the mind too. - jh
on 10/15/2008 Great article, it's important to be happy with ourselves first and foremost. That is what makes it possible to be happy with others.
on 10/2/2008 I think this is a great article. I'm glad you posted it. Thanks!
on 10/1/2008 Loved your article! I think you make a great point. When you find yourself living alone for whatever reason you should embrace it. With that positive attitude you'll be excited to go out into the world and enjoy life!
on 9/30/2008 Thanks for the comment GeoffreyMe, and I agree! I had a lot more to say about living alone, but I just didn't want the article too become too long. I agree with you, and thanks for sharing that comment!
on 9/30/2008 Well put, but remember that living alone can also become a habit that you just get used to and then when the opportunity to share your life with someone comes up the tendency may be to actually prefer solitude. That can be a danger to social creatures like us.
on 9/25/2008 Good article!
on 9/24/2008 Sometimes living alone can be one of the best things to happen, great how to!
on 9/22/2008 Your article was very good. Keep up the inspiring work.
on 9/20/2008 You won't be alone for long if you are getting out and going about life!!
on 9/20/2008 wonderfull article, i have my partner after 61 years, i also have many hobbies, i love my computer too.
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