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Billie
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Woman. 42 years old. Zodiac sign: Aquarius.
Looking for: man. In age: 39-49
I am always on the go and seeking out the next adventure. I like to keep things interesting. I believe in experiencing life rather then just reading about it in a book. Some of my favorite things to do: spending time with good friends, working out ***days a week), skiing, skating, traveling, going to plays and seeking out a bargain. Even though I love being on the go, I do make time to slow down and enjoy the simple things in life. Family and friends are very important to me and spending quality time with them is a priority. The man I am looking for is honest, sincere, and not into playing games. He is an ambitious and educated professional, yet knows how to balance work with the other aspects of his life. He is active, athletic, works out regularly, attractive and has a great sense of humor (even a bit sarcastic) and an adventurous spirit. He is spontaneous and loves last minute getaways. He is close with his family and friends, into fitness, traveling and sports.
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Birgit
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Woman. 45 years old. Zodiac sign: Gemini.
Looking for: man. In age: 42-52
I guess its time to actually have a profile. I'll be short and sweet...I am an old fashioned girl... I guess I'm one of the few that still believe in white picket fences and happily ever after..I am an insurance agent by day and a college student by night. I have 5 kids which 3 still live at home (2 in high school, 1 in college) We are busy! My kids are my best friends and they come first. Ive been divorced for 3 years and would like to find my perfect guy! First dates should be casual....short. maybe a drink or cup of coffee, walk, bike ride ( if you have one, I want to ride!)....see if we're compatible.
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Denisse
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Woman. 45 years old. Zodiac sign: Leo.
Looking for: man. In age: 42-52
I'm still doubtful but...I'm the girl next door, with a twist. I'm complicated yet simple. Serious and silly. Elegant or down and dirty. Shy and outgoing. I've enjoyed an interesting life with lots of amazing experiences and travels and people. That makes me kind of a chameleon, a polite one who usually speaks her mind. If you think brains, confidence and independence are a sexy mixture then we might want to talk!I'm more interested in who you are and how you treat people than what you do in your spare time or how you earn your paycheck. I have pretty diverse interests and I love meeting people who introduce me to new things. But I don't need to meet my twin and I don't think people need to spend ***together. I have a lot of passions, probably my friends and my piano are the top two. My dogs are sure high up on the list as well. I really and truly adore children, and I regularly have extended texts with all kinds of kids (because they don't actually want to talk anymore!) :) So I don't mind even a bit if you have kids. I'm honest, generous, caring and I have a pretty dry sense of humor. I'd call myself an old soul with a young spirit.Looking for a guy that can make me laugh and think, who isn't afraid to try to take me down in an argument and knows when to bail me out and when to join me in the clink (ok that's mostly a metaphor lol). And of course, someone who can curl my toes with the right look!Also if you find me interesting enough to add to your favorites or want to "meet me" then please take a minute and drop me a message :) I appreciate the messages and will try really hard to get back to you, please don't be offended if I fail at that. Also if you message me and ask me if I text, I'm going to tell you that I need to chat with you more first. Otherwise, why not just post my phone number right here in my profile? If you don't understand being cautious, you should probably move on. Something easy and comfortable. Actually, bowling or the fair could be a great first date! I am a bit of an adrenaline junkie so I wouldn't say no to sky diving, roller coasters, or very scary movies? But a cup of coffee and a chat is also fine, I float pretty easily across all kinds of environments. Really, the activity is less important than the company.