Happy Friday ladies and gents! We're crossing our fingers for a sun-filled weekend spent in the great outdoors, because, c'mon Mother Nature, it's the middle of May and we should have attended at least six barbeques by now, rather than one. We hope you've all got a delightful weekend planned, torrential rain or not, and we'd like to ease you into Friday with another mysinglefriend.com success story. We received this email from Amy and Brett letting us know about their new relationship...

Ah, the joys of springtime weather, when blossom falls on sun-warmed pavements and... hang on a minute! What's happened to spring? It's raining and it's cold and we feel like we've been tricked following the glorious Bank Holiday weather, so now we don't know if we should be leaving the house in sandals or scarves. Anyhow, we hope the weather will return to form soon but in the meantime you can warm yourself over the weekend on this delightftul mysinglefriend.com success story from Caroline and Ben who are getting married this month.

We do like a happy customer here at mysinglefriend.com, and we've got a few of them, as our success stories demonstrate. We'd like to share with you some of the great feedback that we got from our MSFers during April, as we believe a little toot of your own horn is acceptable every now and then. We always like to hear from you - if you've got anything you'd like to get in touch and chat with us about just drop us an email at blog@mysinglefriend.com.

Happy Friday MSFers! We trust you've been enjoying the lovely spring weather and are raring to go for a fabulous, date-filled weekend. We're very pleased to have received an update from Beth and Phil who got in touch with us last September to let us know how they'd met on mysinglefriend.com three years ago. They dropped us an email this week to let us know that they've now got engaged, and sent a picture of the happy occassion. 

There was an interesting article on Female First this week asking if online dating had made us too picky when it comes to relationships. The article says: 'You're given the luxury to be as picky as you like. You can select who you like the look of and if their personality doesn't match you can ditch them and find someone who has what you're looking for. Online dating has essentially made us believe that perfection is possible and that the perfect partner is out there waiting to be picked from the millions of faces.' But is being picky actually a good approach?