Pre-Valentine's Day Singles Mixer

Please join us and your fellow singletons

February 8th, 2012

6:30 pm - 8:30 pm

at 

Uncorked- Tasting Room and Wine Bar

900 East 7th Street  Austin, TX 78702-3217

Extended Happy Hour specials.

Love Kudos Demonstration:

How to flirt without being a d-bag or a slut.

Tips on how to be the best flirt.

Role playing to practice your skills.

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Vision Boards: Do They Work or are They Bull S*&t?

Written by Lindsay K. of Love Kudos
To Do Guide by Oprah.com

With a new year, it is time for NY's resolutions, new routines, and the breaking of old unhealthy habits. After a recent TV episode of the show "Happy Endings," I contemplated the idea of creating a vision board.  A vision board is a physical representation of what we would like for our future.  (See the image to the right for example.)  It is for guys and girls, singles and married people, so no one is excluded from the creation of  a vision board. Being single and looking into the future, I like to think there is a significant other out there waiting for me.  I don't think NOT having a future board has impeded my love life,  but would having one help me bring the future into my present? 

10 Ways to Provoke and Exasperate a Single Person

Original article posted on howaboutwe.com by Chiara Atik 

Additional commentary by Lauren and Lindsay of Love Kudos

Many of you singletons are probably still cooped up with your families post-Christmas and Hanukkah and are probably going stir crazy. If it has not happened yet, you will probably encounter at least one relative or non-relative that wants to pry into your life and "fix" your single problem. We are here to help you with some witty comebacks to their burning questions about your personal life.

The good thing about being single is that people are usually pretty willing to talk about your romantic life, because, let's face it, it's probably more entertaining than that of your seriously coupled-up friends.  The bad news? Sometimes, people will want to talk about your love life regardless of whether or not you're in the mood to talk about it. And they will have opinions. And questions. And if you're single for long enough, a lot of these are gonna start sounding the same...