FML - FInd Me Love on MBD!

Meet Lynette, our  next contestant for FML - Find Me Love on MBD!

This is the email that she sent us - 

 

In this crazy, interesting and instant gratification world of ours, why not ask a well-known, well-spoken radio personality and his formidable team to “find me Love”?  (Not, that I have not been searching to find it myself but again the questions how, where, when and who come to mind.)

 

I have forgotten my manners… allow me introduce myself.

 

I am Lynette.  I am an assertive, “youngish” (42 years) “yummy” mommy and woman!  I have two small girls (both under 5) and also occupy my life with a professional career.  I am a qualified attorney and specialises in Labour/Employment Law.  I currently work for a reputable Union in the Local Government sphere. I enjoy the challenges and diversity of my profession. 

 

I love spending time with my children. It might sound like a cliché but it is remains true. Through the eyes of my children I see life in a new brighter light.  Everything is as amazing as it should be.  My girls and I have endless hours of fun giggling, reading, painting and dancing in the rain.  In my spare time I love to read, watch movies, go on a trip or entertain.

 

I am an avid sport spectator. Our family are close and we love spending time together on weekends.  I also treasure my friendships and I am a loyal and trusted companion.  I am well-spoken, fun and sometimes quite naughty.  I enjoy a person with a good sense of humour and taste.  I am compassionate and self-assured.   I am not the life of the party but will take over once “the life” and the hostess have passed out on the couch. I cannot tolerate unfairness and has an innate sense of justice.  I am looking for a friend, companion and mate ….. Will you please……..

“find” (v) =

to come upon or discover by searching or making an effort;

 

“me” (pronoun) =

id, ego and super-ego (aka –lynette);

 

“love” (n) =

a deep, tender feeling of affection, desire or attraction

towards another person

or

an intense emotional attachment

 

Yours truly,

Lynette Burns-Coetzee