Couple: Jason and Heather Mook
“We (Jason & Heather Mook) met on eHarmony.com in December of 2004. On Saturday, November 26th, 2005, we were married. In April of 2006, we took a trip to Hollywood to shoot footage for future eHarmony commercials. We are the last couple in this commercial, with Heather speaking.” — Jason Mook, 28, from Puyallup, WA.
UPDATE: Visit Jason and Heather’s blog and photoblog of their relationship. The blog has had entries since January 2005. Here’s another eH commercial with Jason on it:
Categories: Couples
I am an older woman, but I am still looking for love and companionship. I don’t feel age is a factor. Again, age is a state of mind. I look forward to new adventures with someone who I am compatible with and who is compatible with me. There is very possibility of finding someone in my hometown. I think that eHarmony.com is an excellent way to do this. I am looking for someone older,who has a sense of humor and understands that an older woman does not have the looks of a 21-year old. I need for him to be honest and caring. Affection is a definite requirement. Please do not leave me out here to spend the rest of my life alone. I am 60 years old and proud of every year.I am retired and live in North Carolina in the mountains. It is beautiful here and I would love to have someone to share the beauty of these mountains. I hope you are out there!
by Judy on Feb 16, 2007 at 10:41 am
Judy,
You sound like you are comfortable with who you are. Self-confidence is an attractive quality.
Dating is a numbers game. The more eligible bachelors you are around, the better your chances of finding someone. That being said, eHarmony may be an interesting way to expand beyond your current social network. I would, however, not put all your eggs in the eHarmony basket. The pool of eligible men in your area and your age range in eHarmony is going to be smaller than for a twenty-nine year old woman in Atlanta (for example). Don’t join eHarmony expecting to find the love of your life. If you join, just look at it as an opportunity to meet some interesting men. If it turns out more that that, GREAT! But don’t get your eHarmony hopes up too high, because it will only lead you to become discouraged early and probably guarantee disappointment. Beyond eHarmony, my suggestion is to get out and do what you love, hiking, biking, dancing, whatever. Why?
1. You’ll be having fun and nothing looks prettier on a woman than a smile.
2. I think someone is more likely to be attracted to you when you out being active and having fun in an activity that you both may enjoy.
3. You will be out meeting people. Not every guy is going to be the love of your life, but maybe you collect a few friends along the way.
My other suggestion is try to be as flexible as you can. If you are only interested in seeing men that live within 5 miles of your home, you are reducing your potential dating pool. I understand you love where you live, but there may be a man that will love and adore you with all his heart 50 miles down the road in the nearest major city. Maybe he would love where you live now or maybe he has work or family obligations that wouldn’t allow him to move. I think being flexible and keeping an open mind will greatly improve your chances of finding a wonderful man that would love to spend the rest of his life with you.
I wish you luck in finding that loving relationship you are looking for.
by Timothy Mahar on Feb 24, 2007 at 7:47 pm