Hey guys, Joe here.

Today we have more little love stories for you.

Three more stories that come from our own listeners.

They're short and sweet, and all of them, even the ones that didn't make it on air, reminded us about the many

ways we commit to one another. So here are three three-minute love stories to tie you over

until we launched season four in April. In one, a librarian meets a genuinely nice man online.

In another, a woman moves into a camper van to save her relationship.

And finally, two kids figure out how to make long-distance work,

even selling their CDs to make enough money for train fare.

Yeah. I'm My love story involves my husband Craig and I.

We met online on a dating site called Zusk.

I had been online dating for four years on every site imaginable.

He had just joined Zusk. My username on there was a fine girl

because I love the song Brandy by Looking Glass and I work in a library so we collect fines.

His was genuinely nice. So imagine that. A fine girl means genuinely nice. I would have never seen

him when I was looking through the listings because I only looked

for people who were listed as divorced, widowed, or never married.

He came up as separated.

I wasn't sure I wanted to jump into the separated pool, but he said he saw me, he liked

my smile, he liked my hair, and thought he would just send me a message.

That first day, I think we texted for about four hours, and I told him that day that I was a big

believer in the love languages. And on our first official date, he surprised me by telling me what

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