hi brad!

if you are interested in getting to know me,
feel free to write me an email, so that I can
send you many pictures and details of my life!

a few infos...
marlene caroline
from austria (vienna)
21 years old
living here in chicago to study consumer behavior
brown eyes,
black hair (natural color brown) ;-)
178 cm
56 kg
hobbies: horse riding, reading, learning
(I like languages, I speak German, English,
Italian, French and I would like to learn Spanish
next year) party, shopping, hiking, biking, sailing, swimming, (I'm a very active person)
and of course my friends & my family!!!

10-17-2007 

Hi Brad this is Annick. I just want to let you know that i'm your biggest fan in canada ,i love watching your show[the Bachelor].You have such amazing ,beautiful girls on your show and , i hope you choose the right girl,that gonna make you happy and understand You.You know Brad?You're an amasing person ,you're so kind ,so sincere ,and sexy,and i will pray for you to get the right girl to marry on the show.And i love when you say , THANK YOU VERY MUCH,ilove that. GOD BLESS YOU. And good luck

 Annick G.

10-22-2007 

Hi Brad,

I had never watched "The Bachelor " before last season when Andy Baldwin was the bachelor trying to find a wife. I guess I watched then because like Andy I had been in the military (although YEARS ago). I loved the show and felt Tessa was a great choice. At that time I questioned why such an interesting man would be involved in a program of this sort.

Then, this year I watch as you greeted the 25 gals. Although I still find the show very addictive, again I wonder why a man of your caliber would need to go on TV to find his special someone. Although good TV, isn't it in a way...degrading? A man with your good looks, superb body, excellent credentials...plus a millionaire...on TV to find the girl of his dreams? I just don't understand your reasoning. Is this all a houx?

I am old enough to be your mother (going to be 60 in December). I hope you did find love and a wife and I'll keep watching...but, my advice, would probably have been that you go to church and other places like that before resorting to TV to find a mate.

Sincerely,
Betty Lou H.

10-24-2007