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Please enjoy my biweekly column, Dear Donna, in the Gazette at http://www.gazette.com/articles/time-152351-spend-dear.html

I have spent the last four days in Washington with my brothers and our families to bury our parents at Arlington National Cemetery on Friday. We were all humbled by how our country honored our father and our mother. Colonel Jack D. Young and his wife, Virginia Marie Young, now rest in peace together, forever.

My first appointment today is a lady, early 40’s, divorced, educated, and her long term goal is marriage.

My first appointment today is a lady, late 20’s, ABS, educated, her long term goal is marriage and children. Interesting interview. It is hard to believe that I would think of a lady who is not even 30 as a “cougar”, but her last relationship was with a man nine years younger than her.

Please enjoy my Dear Donna column on Monday, March 4, 2013 at http://www.gazette.com/articles/very-151740-dog-donna.html

Last week at Perfectly Matched was a very busy week and some of my new clients are: A man, late 30’s, ABS (always been single), a doctor, his long term goal is marriage and children. This is a man who…

My first appointment today is a man, early 40s, divorced, and his long term goal is marriage. He had to reschedule his appointment with me three times. He said “I should tell you, I work 24/7 everyday.”

My first appointment today is a lady, early 30’s, ABS (always been single), highly educated, her long term goal is marriage and children. She is new to Colorado Springs and was referred to me by a mutual friend.

Please check out my column in the Gazette at http://www.gazette.com/articles/together-151156-donna-married.html

My daily diaries have been MIA for the last week. I got the awful crud that so many people have had these last few weeks and, for the first time in my life, I lost my voice. My entire day consists of being in interviews or talking on the phone. The ironic thing was by the time I lost my voice I was feeling better. I was so determined not to let it affect me that I talked until I couldn’t talk. End of story. I had to shut up to get my voice back.