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I'd go with this one...
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get some letters of recommendation and bring them with you?I do know this and I concur. I've been told this by other female friends, and they say I am an exceptional dad, so at least I have that going for me.
Take her to see Pete's Dragon...if you know what I mean.Tell her you're taking your kids to see a kids movie. Ask her if her family would like to go too.
De-amn! Give me her address and I'll show you how it's done.something similar to this woman, or what I can see of her
This is a great idea. Choose something animated so both the kids and adults will like it. Like Sausage Party.Tell her you're taking your kids to see a kids movie. Ask her if her family would like to go too.
meh, a great update to this thread would be him setting up a neighborhood bbq, inviting her only to find out that Steve from a few doors down asked her to go away with him, could the colonel watch her kids for the weekend, and him cursing and grilling up burgers for 50 maniacs from all over the block.I wouldnt risk having a cooler, stronger, better looking neighbor guy swoop in and steal his girl before even being able to thank her for the cookies. Plus it is too late of notice to risk her not having plans.
$90 dollars with one in stock... this is your Amazon store, huh?
Huh. I thought you would have offered one of your custom graphic shirts. Did you sell all of them?No this
This sounds like advice Charlie Kelly would give. What's next, putting rat poison in her shampoo?Find something going on with the outside of her house that needs a MAN to fix. Hell, even just make up that something was wrong. It's raining a lot lately?.....leave her a little note that when you were taking out the trash you noticed her front gutter was filling up with gunk so took care of it for her quick. Hope you're having a great week!
Short, simple and sweet. Then action is on her. Scenarios:
1) no reply or ignores = she's not interested (just let it be)
2) she writes a reply note back = she wants to just be friends (just let it be)
3) she comes by in person to say thanks = she's curiously interested and comfortable approaching you. In this scenario, then just make that your quick first date...just be charming, make her laugh, be confident, make it clear you're single but just because you haven't met the right woman for you and your kids yet and overall just enjoying a full and exciting life (make her feel like she wants to be a part of that). No mention of wanting to go out on a date or anything like that. Just leave her with a good lasting impression of you and things will start to fall in place after that. It's all about making her feel comfortable and at ease around you right now. Once that hurdle is cleared, then just gradually up the flirting until things become obvious and then smooth sailing GB.
Buy a case of Mountain Dew Code Red. Put a mailing label with your address on it and leave it on her doorstep. When she knocks on your door and asks "Did you order the Code Red?" you can say "You're ####### right I did!"
then tell her I've nicknamed my junk "The Truth" and tell her she can't handle it? the kids would be more of a play-date meet-and-greet type scenarioDon't get the kids involved in the first date.
Exactly. Too soon. Women don't want to parade a string of guys through their kids' lives. She will find a babysitter.Don't get the kids involved in the first date.
Normally yes, no kids, I agree. But we are neighbors. I've already met her kids.Play dates and lunch = you're running the risk of being just friends. Any single mom i've ever dated waited multiple dates until I even met the kids, let alone hang out with them. You can talk about them all you want though.
I appreciate you enjoying the blanket of freedom that I provide, and then questioning the manner in which I provide it!!!!!!!1!~I have a solid feeling that NRJ is going to #### this up and someone much less deserving will soon be going balls deep in the neighborhood barbie doll.
Just because you met her kids doesn't mean they have to be there on HER date. Take her out and have fun. SHE will decide whether she wants you in her kids lives as "more than a neighbor."Normally yes, no kids, I agree. But we are neighbors. I've already met her kids.
he needs to stay out of the "elements" like that one guy's wife and kidYou really have an issue with the weather, don't you. Why wait to catch her outside? Go ring the doorbell and ask her out. I like the idea of asking her over for dinner. Or grilling a lunch outside in the rain. Have her hold the umbrella for you. But what do I know. I've got Asperger's.
Not sure. It was after we had shut down outside activities for the evening.What time did she get home last night, anyhow?
while I do get this aspect, I also think a trip to the park or something along those lines, also allows a little one-on-one time for us to chit-chat and at the same time gives me a little insight into how she interacts with her own kids (and mine perhaps), which is also an important considerationJust because you met her kids doesn't mean they have to be there on HER date. Take her out and have fun. SHE will decide whether she wants you in her kids lives as "more than a neighbor."
I would even go as far as saying this. If she suggests something with both families for the first date, say "I'm very protective of my children and I want to set a good example for them. Let's have some fun and get to know each other. We can get the kids together when the time is right."
Bribe the boys anyway to be your wing men.I do know this and I concur. I've been told this by other female friends, and they say I am an exceptional dad, so at least I have that going for me.
Forgot to mention I'd also rent a hot Russian hooker for the day who you'd pay most of your attention to while the neighbor stews in jealousy.Not suggesting I'd go about this the proper way, but I'd try to set something up that could also be taken as a friendly, neighborly gesture rather than a date. If there's chemistry, great. But if there's not, then no awkwardness with your next door neighbor to deal with.