To All those who have been forced into a Divorce, The message I send is there is someone out there truely for you and it will come don't crawl into a rock,be ready to shine..Todays News is realing with a Love Story some say can't be, HE was not prepared,but Pressed Onward from his heart to Find HER, and SHE has agreed that Something May come out of this Maybe Not so By Chance Relationship,.. Call it Fate Possiably,..I send this STRONGLY to the Divorced people, I HAVE been there, Thinking Noone would Ever Possiably Love me again, and I had Lost the Best Mate, and then Wonderful Ladies came into my Life.. Its hard for me to send the same Message to those who have Lost a Mate or Companion to Death, especially after many years, Yes, Im in that Position also,.. but it still Holds true for them as well, If the Heart is Open, and One is Ready, then it CAN be,.. if one Chooses Not to, Yes, it Is always an Option, Then it's Ok also,.. Honest.... Have to make YOU happy but don't think it's totally the END of the WORLD, cause it DOES NOT HAVE TO BE!! CHIN UP and Read todays News file.. Of Love at FIrst Sight!!..============New Yorkers rally to help online romeo Fri Nov 9, 8:21 AM ET A tale of online love inspired usually cynical New Yorkers this week to help a young man find the girl of his dreams after he spotted her on a crowded subway train.For Web designer Patrick Moberg, 21, from Brooklyn, it was love at first sight when he locked eyes with a rosy-cheeked woman while riding in Manhattan on Sunday night. She was writing in her journal.The train was so full that he lost her in the crowd when they both got off, so he set up a Web site dedicated to finding the mystery woman -- www.nygirlofmydreams.com.He drew a picture of the girl, who was wearing blue shorts, blue tights, and a red flower in her hair, and posted his cell phone number, e-mail address and an appeal for help finding her.It worked.Within hours Moberg's inbox was overflowing with e-mails and his phone ringing non-stop. He told the New York Post that he even received e-mails offering him love. "Some people said I'm not the girl but you're so adorable, pick me instead."Tuesday night a friend of the woman contacted him and sent him a picture so he could confirm her identity. "Found Her! Seriously!" a notice on his Web site said."We've been put in touch with one another and we'll see what happens."The mysterious subway brunette was named Thursday as Camille Hayton, an intern at magazine BlackBook from Melbourne, Australia, who also lives in Brooklyn."This is crazy. I can't believe it's happening," Hayton, 22, told the New York Post.But Moberg said he is now pulling the shutters on his love life, scribbling out the cell phone number on his Web site and leaving a message on his phone saying he will do no more interviews."In our best interest, there will be no more updates to this website," he wrote."Unlike all the romantic comedies and bad pop songs, you'll have to make up your own ending for this."Some New Yorkers may already, wondering if Moberg had made it sound too easy to find a needle in a haystack in this city of eight million people.