SIMILAR PEOPLE
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JettieOffline
Woman. 42 years old. Zodiac sign: Cancer.
Looking for: man. In age: 39-49
I just returned "home" I am blessed with loving family and friends and treasure my time with them. I'm a sports fan, especially golf, football, baseball and basketball. (Go Bears, White Sox and the Runnin' Rebels!) I enjoy cooking and spending time taking care of my home. When it comes to music, I'm all over the place....;B, classic rock and anything I can dance to top my list. I'm looking for a smart, affectionate, and curious partner to join me in life's adventure. Are you ready for some fun?
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FranciscaOffline
Woman. 41 years old. Zodiac sign: Virgo.
Looking for: man. In age: 38-48
The greatest joy of my life is my daughter and spending time with her. I love to be outside, cozied up in front of the fire, watch a good basketball or football game. I like a good glass of wine accompanied with good conversation. I like to cook and spending time with my closest friends and my family.I am a Christian woman who desires a God-fearing and Bible based home. I am hard working, a provider for myself and my daughter. I am honest, kind, loyal and committed to my daughter, my job and my family. I am a good friend. Love to laugh and have a good time. I seek someone with the same mindset. My musical tastes vary depending on my mood...I love old school R&B, contemporary gospel and christian music and enjoy a good country song. I am pretty easy going in that department. A song just has to speak to me...the *** it are irrelevant.
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AntoniettaOffline
Woman. 44 years old. Zodiac sign: Aries.
Looking for: man. In age: 41-51
I'm just looking to meet some new people and find some things to do in the area. I have a list of places I'd like to check out, but most of them would be more fun with someone else.POF's categories that describe what I'm looking for just baffle me, so here it is. I'm looking to meet someone, become friends and date, and if it turns into a long-term relationship that would be my ideal scenario, but I am not in a hurry. I am really okay on my own, but I have decided that I have never settled for just being okay so why should I when it comes to my personal life? Besides, if things don't work out, I'm a stealthy stalker... you'll hardly notice me. (Just kidding... no restraining orders, I promise!).About me. I'm a science geek... climatologist and infectious disease ecologist by training. However, I never outgrew my fascination with dinosaurs and bugs. I began chasing storms before Doppler, laptops, and cell phones, but I don't chase often any more. I also volunteer at a YMCA day camp, leading science activities for kids of all ages (they let me blow stuff up!). I have a job that I really like, and I am finally at a point where I do not feel the need to work around the clock. Yellowstone is like a second home for me, and I like the northern Rockies in general. I prefer winter to summer, mountains to beaches, and snow to oceans, but at the end of the day I will make the most of any location my life takes me. I enjoy going to festivals in small towns, even when I don't know a soul, and have a hard time resisting a local greasy spoon or a street dance with a local band. I don't drink much, but I appreciate a dive bar and have been known to pick up a pool cue and pull off a surprising shot or two in spite of otherwise inconsistent play overall. I may also pick up a dart, but you should be prepared to duck (regardless of whether I've been drinking or not). I am fearful of crowds... but that may play in your favor if you don't mind having me glued to your side with my fingernails digging into your arms. The hyperventilation usually passes quickly.And the answer to the big question is: I am a dog person. I would like to have a few around the house, but my schedule hasn’t allowed that, so for now I am a vicarious pet owner. I’ve never met a dog that didn’t eventually like me, and I l am particularly fond of big ol’ farm mutts with bad attitudes.