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SharronOnline
Woman. 35 years old. Zodiac sign: Virgo.
Looking for: man. In age: 25-45
I am a hard worker and work in the social services field and I love my job. I enjoy reading, watching movies, eating out, hiking and hanging out with friends. I live for the beach in the summer. I like lots of different music, but country is my favorite....been to more country concerts than I can count. I like to travel, but haven't gotten to do a whole lot of it. I'm not really into the bar scene too much anymore, though it's still fun occasionally. I LOVE football and can typically be found in front of the tv on Sundays during football season. I am a huge animal lover and have two cats and two dogs. I'm independent and am not into those who are spoiled...I prefer to surround myself with people who've worked hard to get somewhere in life. I'm a little shy until I get to know you. I'm looking for someone who is outgoing, fun, hard-working, and has a good sense of humor. Being a fellow animal lover wouldn't hurt either.Up for doing anything where we can chat and get to know each other
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30MayadnfOnline
Woman. 30 years old. Zodiac sign: Sagittarius.
Looking for: man. In age: 21-47
Hi! My name is 30Mayadnf. I am divorced atheist caucasian woman without kids from Fargo, North Dakota, United States. Now I'm looking for new relationships. I want to meet a man, love of my life.
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AngieOnline
Woman. 37 years old. Zodiac sign: Taurus.
Looking for: man. In age: 27-47
I'm looking for someone to explore the area with, find great hole-in-the-wall spots, hit the beach, visit the Keys, check out concerts, movies, etc. I love to laugh, be spontaneous and get out there and do things, rather than just sitting at home (mind you, I of course enjoy the ever-needed days of vegging out and watching movies).I saw the following question on some random personality quiz and quite liked it....interesting to really think about whats important to you...So say you’ve been exiled to a deserted island for one year with no possibility of escape or rescue. Assuming that your basic survival (food, water, shelter) is taken care of, what five items would you bring with you? My camera - to take pictures of any and everything and document the year there. I mean, one can never get enough palm trees, right?! lolAs cliche as it is, I would take my iPod/iPhone with me. Music is a huge part of my life. I am always listening to it. I can’t imagine life without music. It would suck when it ran out of batteries (which would be after like 10 hours with my phone). For the sake of this not being a stupid thing to bring, let’s just pretend that it has infinite battery power… and the ability to download new music… and movies…and books! Oh and it would have to have an anti-scratch finish on it because everyone knows how shitty those things get when introduced to sand. :)Oh and an endless supply of coffee with a way to make it. Yeah, definitely coffee. Mmmm….A hammock - sleeping on the sand is not always the most fun thing. Sad but true. There’s some places where you just don’t want sand. I’m talking about my iphone of course – get your mind out of the gutter!;)A surfboard - have no clue how to surf, but have always wanted to. What better opportunity could you get? Can I bring someone with me as well? ;) If so, I’d like to have someone to play with, be silly with and discuss important desert island topics with (of which I’m sure there are many pressing concerns). He should be able to light a fire, carry heavy things and kill spiders.