'I needed the loo but didn't want to break up our conversation': Find out if it was a match for Bonnie and Stuart on this week's Blind Date Every week, FEMAIL asks two singletons to report back from their blind date Would you like us to find you a date? Are you a singleton, or is there someone you'd like to send on a blind date? Email: [email protected] By Samantha Brick for Daily Mail Published: 22:05, 5 June 2024 | Updated: 22:05, 5 June 2024 e-mail View comments BONNIE, 47 Single.
Two adult children and a son, 12. Three grandchildren. Dating Past My first relationship lasted 13 years.
I was then single for five years, followed by a five-year relationship. For the past three years, I’ve been too busy to date. Pre-Date Nerves? My stomach was churning.
On his application, my date said he had a Grade 2 brain tumour that had been operated on twice and was under control. I told myself, ‘God only gives you what you can handle’, so I went into the date curious but with an open mind. Bonnie (pictured), 47, is single with two adult children and a son, 12.
She also has three grandchildren First Impressions? Stuart has lovely, striking blue eyes. Physically he’s not my usual type — I tend to go for athletic sorts — but going on looks alone hasn’t got me anywhere. I stood up and could see Stuart was a bit nervous, so I gave him a hug and led the way for a friendly European kiss on each cheek.
I needed the loo but didn’t want to end a magical connection Easy To T.
