Jessica Stanford and Russell Tucker. You can opt out anytime. Young at heart, meet Jung at heart! Russell Tucker, 31, a puppeteer and founder of the company Highly Flammable Toys, which produces customized action figures, plans to marry Jessica Stanford, 26, a psychology student, under a huppah at St. When the sweet and curvaceous Ms. Stanford had found her apartment on Craigslist, and now she turned to the personal ads there.
But Mr. Magical gremlins exist! Stanford watched with her head buried in his shoulder. After the movie, they had dinner at a Chipotle, followed by drinks at some medieval-themed bar in Union Square and a smooch on the Q train. On date No. Tucker schlepped to Bensonhurst to watch Ms. Date No. And just as Ms. By then, she had moved into a one-bedroom in Williamsburg, and he joined her soon afterward. He then presented Ms. Anouche Wise and Eric Zuehlke. It was a slushy night, and Anouche Wise was dancing with a girlfriend at Don Hills in Soho when they noticed a couple of mesmerized young hipsters.
He and the blond, mellow Ms. Wise bounced around for a while in a retro haze and then exchanged phone numbers. They dated for two months, and then Mr. Zuehlke abruptly said sayonara during a noisy noodle slurp at Sapporo in midtown. Wise, He was always the person I called to hang out. One night, they hung out at a concert given by the Doves, the Manchester rock trio β¦ along with Ms.
The evening ended with Mr. Zuehlke drunkenly lamenting his boneheaded breakup decision to his buddies. A year later, he moved a few possessions from his place on the Upper West Side to her one-bedroom on the Lower East, without giving up his lease. Zuehlke said. Shortly thereafter, he was offered a five-month gig in Geneva, Switzerland. Smart gal: Mr.
Zuehlke proposed while the couple was swimming under snow flurries in the hot springs of Yverdon-les-Bains, giving Ms. Wise a hematite ring a placeholder for the one-carat, brilliant-cut, platinum-set diamond, flanked between two sapphires, that was awaiting shipment from California. We get it: you like to have control of your own internet experience. But advertising revenue helps support our journalism.
