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MapleOnline
Woman. 22 years old. Zodiac sign: Cancer.
Looking for: man. In age: 19-29
Hi thereI am a single mother to my son, I work as a cashier and going to school at the same time,I am fun and enjoyable to be around,,my personality is the major thing that makes me unique ..I am looking for someone to be my better half and to do things with me and my son, want something that will last forever..If you want to know anymore about me give me a shout!thanks have a great day :) possibly a dinner or something that isn't ordinarily like everyone else
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MarxOnline
Woman. 22 years old. Zodiac sign: Aries.
Looking for: man. In age: 19-29
I really enjoy a good read and once started become obsessed with finishing, which in many cases leads to me finishing the book in under 48 hours. Current starting on my fourth year of curling in a rec league and love it! I have finished a diploma and I am taking a year off, so I can pay off my car, before going back to school for business and then looking at starting a property management company.I truly enjoy meeting people and being able to carry a discussion is something I am looking for. I am always looking to learn more and expand on what I already know. Some of my favorite topics include art, history, religion, neurology and many others. I love learning new and interesting facts if you're interested just ask.Anytime spent outdoors is not wasted even if its laying in a hammock in the sun or walking in the rain it never fails to put a smile in my face.I continue to add on as I think of things that may interest others so if you do not see something please ask as it may be applicable.
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LorindaOnline
Woman. 24 years old. Zodiac sign: Aquarius.
Looking for: man. In age: 21-31
Got back in November from traveling for ***months in Asia, so needless to say, travel is a pretty big part of my life! Graduated this past April from UofA with a degree in Sociology/Political Science. Currently I'm working to save money to jet off and travel/work abroad. I love meeting people from around the world and try to keep my appetite for travel fed by volunteering teaching English and (before I left to go traveling) working in a Backpacker's hostel. I go out every now and then but I'm no "bar star" anymore - it's not cheap!!! It's a phase everyone goes through I guess haha. I read quite a bit and my Christmas gift this year was a Kindle, and I love it. Just finished reading a collection of a series of interviews with Nobel Peace Prize winner Aung San Suu Kyi. I would really like to visit Burma, so it is interesting to hear her views on the current situation there. I also keep up with current events, as I am a Political Science minor, and enjoy reading about politics and what's going on in the world in general.Another hobby of mine is cooking. I'm not saying I'm great at it, but I don't think I totally suck at it. I like coming home and cooking (most nights, except when I'm really wiped!), it helps the whole transition from "work to real life" thing. And I'm in a much better mood if I eat something that wasn't originally from the freezer section (although those pizzas are nice every now and then.....starting to get into the Sheepdogs, it was a natural leap as I enjoy 60s/70s hits as well and I think they have that good old school rock flavour. I like some R&B and popular country every now and then too.My goals in life definitely include a lot more travel plans, including working overseas. I'm not a "straight line" career/life path type person. I have lots of ideas and direction, but I try not to limit myself to thinking "school/career/house/family" Now that I've started out in the work world I see it a lot and don't see it as something I would enjoy...I'd always be thinking "What if I had done..." For first dates I like to just get to know a guy, coffee is always good. I like it when a guy tries to be original though!