Affiliate Marketing Secrets

Recently, I met some of the sweetest people affiliated with a certain team I was interested in. Two of the people I met were actually in a relationship. The guy was really cute, and the girl is so sweet! I’ve seen them together twice, but the one time I see him alone, I got shy and kept embarrassing myself. After the practice was over, I thanked him for coaching and said he did a good job, especially for being on his own. He smiled and said “thanks”, but would not look at me.
That night, I had a dream about him. It sounds weird, but it made me like him more.
Him and his girlfriend have been together for a few years.
I just want to know what it means, considering I haven’t even thought of a relationship, let alone liking someone. It’s the first guy I’ve been interested in for about a year.
I would NEVER do anything. I just want to know what it means, if anything at all.

I graduated from college in a small town about a year ago. I landed a good job in the same town as the college, so I still hang out with a lot of my college friends and they come to my house and spend time. A lot of people would consider me pretty popular for being a graduate. Lately, however, it feels like I’ve not been in contact with my friends as often and they have been entering other social circles and we’ve grown someone apart.
It’s hard to make new friends outside of the college here because my town doesn’t have a lot of people my age in it.
An easy solution that I have considered, one that will gain me new friends and renew my relationship with my older friends, is to jump back into the college social life and start making plans with people/attending social events/trying to meet new people at the college. But to me, this just feels weird, and makes me feel like people would consider me weird since I don’t attend classes there any longer, and I don’t want to feel like the person ‘who can’t let his college years go’ even through I graduated there last year.
But this seems like the only option, as our small town is rural, there aren’t a lot of people my age around, and there are no real community events or chances to meet people my age who aren’t affiliated with the college.
Should I go back into the college social life?

I graduated from college in a small town about a year ago. I landed a good job in the same town as the college, so I still hang out with a lot of my college friends and they come to my house and spend time. A lot of people would consider me pretty popular for being a graduate. Lately, however, it feels like I’ve not been in contact with my friends as often and they have been entering other social circles and we’ve grown someone apart.
It’s hard to make new friends outside of the college here because my town doesn’t have a lot of people my age in it.
An easy solution that I have considered, one that will gain me new friends and renew my relationship with my older friends, is to jump back into the college social life and start making plans with people/attending social events/trying to meet new people at the college. But to me, this just feels weird, and makes me feel like people would consider me weird since I don’t attend classes there any longer, and I don’t want to feel like the person ‘who can’t let his college years go’ even through I graduated there last year.
But this seems like the only option, as our small town is rural, there aren’t a lot of people my age around, and there are no real community events or chances to meet people my age who aren’t affiliated with the college.
Should I go back into the social life?

My sister does the virtual school online but we’ve been having problems with her going on Facebook and other stuff and not doing her work. We’re trying to find a program that will block all of that. I downloaded K9 web protection which did a really good job. I thought I could fix it where certain sites were only blocked certain times but I wasn’t able to do that (or I couldn’t figure out how). I heard Net Nanny was good but someone said it didn’t work well on Windows 7.
I really like K9 and will probably stick with it unless I find something with more features so please don’t bother suggesting anything unless it’s capable of blocking only certain sites at certain times like I said. The idea is allowing her access to her school work while blocking Facebook and other things but also completely eliminating a blocker during the weekends and such. The software we have now blocks constantly and can only allow constant access for an hour at a time. It’s a pain to continuously put in a password every hour just to use the computer.
I’ve tried several Chrome and Firefox add-on’s and some were fantastic but could be easily worked around by disabling them or just using another browser.

Also, what about “Outsourced Data Entry”? I already know about all the scams out there, thanks.

I am majoring in Film, Video & Media Studies, and minoring in Advertising & Promotion and Global & International Studies.
I want to make movie trailers more than anything. That or working in the music industry somehow, preferably as a sound mixer or an A&R rep. I’m not exactly sure what to study for the latter so I figured Advertising would be good for making trailers and for being an A&R rep. And considering I’m from Michigan (A.K.A. the state that God created as a cruel joke), I’m going to have to move out of state at some point if I ever want a good job. My back-up plan is to work for the US Department of State in one of the US embassies around the world if I can’t get into the film or music industries, since they are so competitive, and all the people lucky enough to be from California or New York or other places like that will have had more exposure to opportunities to gain experience.
My question is is there something else you think I should be studying? I have an internship with the local CBS affiliate coming up, so hopefully that will help, but I don’t have a lot of faith. I just don’t want to be a failure.