Dear Sock Club,

Our June guest speaker, Lisa Steadman, was on The Today Show this morning and they helped two women gear up to date again through a makeover and Movin' On party. I loved how Al Roker called her party the exact opposite of a pity party.

Please read on about other parties, painting, and the science of love. As always, happy dating!

Pearl
www.SockClub.net

I met some really nice people so I thought you should know about their next party this Saturday at The Hideout in Santa Monica. I like how they give you a colored lei to indicate why you're there. Wear the red one if you're interested in dating!

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Sock Club member Grace is teaching a Paint Your Pain Away workshop for five evenings starting Monday, June 25, at the Beverly Hills Adult School. So if you're haunted by dating ghosts or anything hurtful, here's a way to get them out of your system in an artsy way.

Please contact her at This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it or 310-551-5150 for more information.

Paint Your Pain Away Website

PRESS RELEASE -- June 11 -- Perfectmatch.com® has teamed up with NBC to present a one-hour dating special: "Science of Love: A Modern Dating Experiment" airing Monday, June 25th (10 p.m. ET- PT/9 p.m. CT), hosted by Mark Consuelos ("All My Children"). In a unique twist on the reality dating show format, "Science of Love" asks a very compelling question: Is it possible to make better love connections through science, or can true love only spring from an initial attraction? The first episode features NFL football player and Perfectmatch member, Adam Johnson. Adam has two dates and chooses an "instinct date" from a pool of 50 candidates, all members of Perfectmatch.com®, and a "science date" is chosen by a team of experts led by Dr. Pepper Schwartz utilizing Duet®.

Having majored in science, yet also being a romantic, I'm curious to see what the answer will be. May the best match win!

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