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A love triangle unfolding in the electronic age illustrates all that can go wrong (and right) by this new form of (mis)communication.

Cavanaugh Lee was raised in San Francisco, and received her undergraduate degree from UCLA’s School of Theatre. After graduation, she worked steadily as a “wactress” for four years. True love (or so she thought) led her to the deep south of Mississippi, and when the relationship imploded she stuck around south and received her law degree from UNC. By day, she is a prosecutor in Savannah, Georgia and by night she is searching for true love and working on the sequel to SAVE AS DRAFT.

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JANUARY 2008: DATELESS … BUT NOT DESPERATE

Sent:	Tuesday, January 1, 2008 at 7:31 PM
From:	Izabell
To:	Elizabeth
Subject:	Tough Times All Around

E—

Did you know that the single guy to single girl ratio in this city is 1 to 8???!!!! Is this really true? This can’t be true. Ugh, maybe that explains my fourth consecutive month of NOT dating here in the ATL, or pseudo-dating (translation: hanging out with best guy friend who has no interest in me sexually or otherwise).

I tell ya, it’s tough times all around …

—Izzy

Sent:	Tuesday, January 1, 2008 at 7:35 PM
From:	Elizabeth
To:	Izabell
Subject:	Re: Tough Times All Around

Online dating. Try it.

And, FYI: your “best guy friend” has been hot for your bod for two years now—don’t fish for compliments.

Sent:	Tuesday, January 1, 2008 at 7:38 PM
From:	Izabell
To:	Elizabeth
Subject:	Re: Tough Times All Around

Online dating will NOT be happening. So unromantic. Not my style. And, no, on the contrary, my “best guy friend” really is just that—my “best guy friend.”

—“Idealistically Opposed to Online Dating Izzy”

Sent:	Tuesday, January 1, 2008 at 8:05 PM
From:	Elizabeth
To:	Izabell
Subject:	Re: Tough Times All Around

Suit yourself. My friend, Jen, met a guy on eHarmony or Match or whatever the hell and now they’re getting married this summer.

Sent:	Tuesday, January 1, 2008 at 8:10 PM
From:	Izabell
To:	Elizabeth
Subject:	Re: Tough Times All Around

Yeah, right, my luck, it’ll be e(DIS)Harmony or NON-Match. I would never, ever subject myself to being rejected ON-line. It’s bad enough being rejected IN-person. My computer is the only safe haven I have left.

Sent:	Tuesday, January 1, 2008 at 8:12 PM
From:	Elizabeth
To:	Izabell
Subject:	Re: Tough Times All Around

Methinks the lady doth protest too much …

Draft:	Tuesday, January 1, 2008 at 8:13 PM
From:	Izabell
To:	Elizabeth
Subject:	Re: Tough Times All Around

This e-mail was written but not sent and will save as Draft until further action.

Fine. I’ll consider it. But only to prove you wrong!

Sent:	Tuesday, January 1, 2008 at 11:38 PM
From:	Izabell
To:	Elizabeth
Subject:	Re: Tough Times All Around

Sorry, not gonna happen. I may be dateless, but NOT desperate.

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