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MinervaOnline
Woman. 55 years old. Zodiac sign: Capricorn.
Looking for: man. In age: 52-62
I am a hardworking and independent woman. I own my own home and love to take care of it along with my garden. I like to spend time with my family and friends, whether just visiting, shopping or enjoying the outdoors. I love going to the ocean or lake, movies and concerts. I am easy going, caring and friendly - I'm looking for someone who shares my interests to spend time with. My children are grown and busy with their own lives. For a first date, meeting for a drink or coffee to get to know one another would be fine.
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DinaOnline
Woman. 51 years old. Zodiac sign: Scorpio.
Looking for: man. In age: 48-58
Not really sure where to start, but here ya go....I have two kids, one grown and on his own and a 13 year old daughter. They are my greatest gifts, and they mean everything to me. I think my friends would describe me as outgoing, funny, thoughtful, loyal and down to earth. I believe actions speak louder than words, I believe that laughter is good for the soul, and good things happen to good people. I believe in kissing, kissing alot. I believe in being strong when everything goes wrong and I believe that the happiest people are the most attractive. I love all kinds of music, I work out often, and have a busy life.I am not looking to just "hook up", nor am I looking to get married. I am looking for some one to laugh with, smile with, and enjoy life with. I have enough of my own drama, so I really don't need anyone elses. Qualities that I like: smart, hard working, witty, and honesty . Qualities that I dislike: selfishness, game playing, and negativity. Where will my online Plenty of Fish journey take me...hopefully, I will meet some nice people, share a few good times, and finally find what I am looking for. And I hope the same for all who read this, because it really is more about the journey than it is the destination.
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CassaundraOnline
Woman. 53 years old. Zodiac sign: Aquarius.
Looking for: man. In age: 50-60
I do believe that this on-line dating works. I also believe that it takes a process. I think the process is e-mail a few times, if there's enough interest and only when you feel comfortable take it to phone conversations. Then and only when you feel comfortable, take it to a meeting somewhere both would feel comfortable. You can't be too careful and I have no intentions on meeting someone who has just e-mailed me. With that being said.Hi, I am 53 years old. I have two kids who are older (1 Son and 1 Daughter) and don't really need me as much anymore but I do try to be a part of their lives. My son is living with someone who has two kids that I do consider them being my grandkids-they are great. I enjoy being involved in whatever the grand kids have going on. I enjoy doing just about anything from sitting and talking to camping (my camping is usually an event or at the quad races that my grandson is involved in), dancing or what ever. I can have a good time at doing just about anything or nothing, it all depends on the company that you are with. I am not a bar person. I don't mind going sometimes when there is something going on but I don't like going just to hang out. I do enjoy motorcycle riding, I think this would be my favorite. I do have my license and my own bike. I like to ride whether it be my own or riding on the back. When I ride my own, I go much slower than everyone else......so not too many of my friends like to ride with me, they would rather I ride on the back. ha ha. I work hard and also volunteer. I am a very honest and straight forward person and do not like people who lie. Honesty is very important to me. I am a very affectionate person and would like to be with someone who is also affectionate. I enjoy life and love to laugh. I am an independent woman but do believe in the guy opening doors and letting the lady go first. (American Bikers Aimed Towards Education). We are a state motorcycle rights organization - we are not a club. We educate people to watch out for motorcycles and also fight for your freedoms as a motorcyclist. My job is more paperwork behind the scenes. Have made some great friends along the way. This is my last year as an officer, I will be taking a break from it for awhile. I would like to find someone who has a lot in common with me, which would include our interest, values, personality and of course be physically attracted to each other. I am interested in finding that "last person" in my life. I would like to find someone who enjoys life, likes to have fun and jokes around (I love to see people laugh, it's contagious) and can also be serious when need to be. This person would not be afraid to try anything new. This person would need to be nice, caring and considerate of other people and of course, an honest person. This person would like to have conversations. I think conversation in a relationship is very important. I would like to meet someone who doesn't live too far from me. If this sounds like we may have some things in common, e-mail me and we will see. I am a little shy and a little old fashioned to make that first move. Please have a picture, I would like to see who it is that I am messaging/talking to. Looks are not the most important but there has to be a mutual physical attraction. We each have our own attractions and I think inner beauty is just as important. If not, I hope you find who you are looking for. I do believe that there is someone out there for everyone, it just takes time finding the right one.Update - the picture with the car???? I won tickets through work that allowed me to ride in one of the cars for a few laps. While I am not a huge Nascar fan, I did enjoy that day. It was a lot of fun. I would rather physically be at an event than watch it on TV. A first meet/greet would be meeting for coffee or dinner and lots of talking. I think you need to talk a lot to see if you would like to see each other again. Movies are not ok for a meet/greet, you can't talk and get to know anything about each other. I think if you go to a restaurant for dinner and decide that you are just not right for each other - what do you have to lose? Nothing, you both had dinner and possibly a new friend. If it ends up that you find that you do have a lot in common, well, you not only had a great dinner but also a possible start of a relationship/friendship. Just so you know, on meet and greets, I pay my own way, I don't consider this a date.