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PattiOffline
Woman. 51 years old. Zodiac sign: Capricorn.
Looking for: man. In age: 48-58
I have bb's and love to date nice guys and I'm am a little heavy but there has got to be a man for me out there. I love smiling.joking laughing, having a good time with new people. I love to swim walk dancing and enjoying the company of a good looking man My first id love to go to dinner n a movie and see what happens
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JoisseOffline
Woman. 53 years old. Zodiac sign: Aries.
Looking for: man. In age: 50-60
Single, reasonably stable (financially and emotionally***ish female looking for a single, reasonably stable 50-ish male who has figured out that life is a time limited offer and best celebrated as a shared experience. I know I've stated "dating but nothing serious" but that is subject to change. The 3 big "C" words that are important: conversation, communication, companionship, are some of the things I miss."C" words that I can live without: cats, cigarettes, cold weather, cutting the grass, and most country music.Seriously, why grass? It's a weed magnet!!!! If it rains, you have to cut it more often and if it doesn't rain, it turns brown and dies - there has to be a better solution.I'm passionate about a lot of things, but fanatical about nothing, except maybe grass. Oh, OK, I HATE polyester sheets and I don't believe in margarine. I take reasonable care of myself, I eat my version of healthy but don't believe in denying myself what I enjoy. I've been called a purist by someone who didn't know that I prefer milk chocolate over dark chocolate. Burgers are better without cheese, but I won't hold that against you.I try to watch the local news every day, just because it feels right. So does the whole "reduce, reuse, recycle" thing.I love music. I sometimes think in lyrics and a good song on the radio alarm can set my mood for the day. So many of the pictures of men on this site have them wearing dark glasses and baseball caps, I thought I'd try it too, well except for the baseball cap. The picture of me in the white t-Did I mention that: a sense of humour is a must? that spelling and grammar still count? manners are important? that I don't like grass?;X" word, but I did see him live a few times) and all the other words that needed to be, was I incorrectly "auto-corrected?" Sigh.** In theory, meeting someone on-line is a great concept. I've taken the step to try this again because so many people I've met had found who they were looking for here, yes HERE on POF!! After a couple of weeks back here, I'm having my doubts, but "nothing ventured, nothing gained.'Cheers, bonne chance, naz dadrovia, good luck in your quest!PS - I was born in ***but don't seem to be able to change it. PS/NB - I have posted pictures of myself. If you do not have a picture of yourself, or have private images but do not include them in your initial message to me, I will not respond. Even the dreaded "sunglasses and ball cap" are better than nothing, though in that disguise, how would we recognize each other if we ever decided to meet? I guess we wouldn't, meet that is. I didn't think it had to be said, but I guess it does. A walk somewhere interesting where we could talk and get to know each other a bit better, maybe with a patio as a destination or reward?
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ZandraOffline
Woman. 53 years old. Zodiac sign: Capricorn.
Looking for: man. In age: 50-60
I have been single for a very long time, having been divorced since '96. I still love being single, but it would be nice to have someone to go do things with. My son is grown so he pretty much does his own thing, so it's time for me to venture out & form new friendships. I am not looking to get married, although I am open to where ever the Lord leads me. Yes, that's right, I am a committed Christian. I love to laugh, and I love making others laugh. I can be serious though, when the situation calls for it. I try to take care of myself by eating healthier and working out a few times a week.I have a full-time job, as well as a business that I run from my home. This doesn't leave much free time, but I know I can find the time when the right person comes along. I am hoping to find someone who shares some of my interests, but is not a carbon copy of me. You'll also have to be a Christian or we won't have the most important thing in common. For a first date I think a quiet restaurant would be the best choice. This way we could talk easily & get to know one another better. That way, if we weren't really hitting it off, we wouldn't be subjected to a whole evening of each other!