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What is Dynamic Chat?
The Dynamic Chat feature is an all-new way to connect with like-minded people on the site using a fair bit of help from the social butterfly that is the dear molly algorithm.
Basically, you answer some simple questions about your interests in your member profile (nothing too detailed, it’s about socialising not a Census questionnaire!)
With some snippets of what you like in hand, the dear molly algorithm then sets to work sewing the seeds of new friendships. Ultimately, she finds then introduces you to others who share similar hobbies, pastimes or interests.
And it goes like this…
In practice, Dynamic Chat works like this…members Sally and Sue have both mentioned in their profiles they enjoy the TV series “Suits”. The ever-so-clever algorithm quickly finds this shared interest and connects them.
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The upshot of Dynamic Chat is it allows you to connect with a whole new community of people through interests you share.
You can interact as little or as often as you want, forge new friendships and widen your social network.
We’re excited because that’s at the heart of the dear molly ethos and exactly what this shared community is about. We’re hoping you’ll enjoy it and keep us posted on your thoughts.
Ready to try Dynamic Chat? Create your account here…
When the Duke of Edinburgh passed away recently, it marked not just the end of a royal era but the final chapter of a royal marriage which had lasted more than seven decades.
Far surpassing the marriages of most, including three of the couple’s children, the Queen’s union with Prince Philip outlasted the leadership of more than 170 Prime Ministers across the Commonwealth, including 14 in the UK alone.
"He has, quite simply, been my strength and stay all these years, and I, and his whole family, and this and many other countries, owe him a debt greater than he would ever claim, or we shall ever know,” the Queen famously remarked during celebrations of the couple’s 50th anniversary.
So, what lessons can be learned from a marriage that not only stood the test of time, but became a source of strength and security under the most intrusive of spotlights?
Clearly I’m a bad wife. And so are most of the women I know. That is, if you take notice of the article titled ‘The Good Wife’s Guide’ which featured in the 1955’s May edition of Housekeeping Monthly.
There’s a new Royal in town. On the 19th May this year the Royal family will welcome with open arms Meghan Markle to its tightly knit clan. Details are emerging of the big day. It’s got me thinking. About the fairy tale we all grew up with. In 1981 when Charles married Di, one of the most televised events in history, I was a 4 year old living in the Qld mining town of Mt Isa. I remember it as if it was yesterday. We all sat around our small television and watched the fairy-tale unfold. The beautiful bride in the flowing dress marrying her handsome prince. Ok prince. As the years unfolded the union would be anything but the fairy tale we all thought it to be.
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