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BrantOnline
Man. 39 years old. Zodiac sign: Pisces.
Looking for: woman. In age: 36-46
Hi there. I get it. Loyal, conscientious fella that will always appreciate who you are. Looking for a partner to share adventures with and a desire to always explore. Due to work and personal interests I spend a large part of my life outside exploring anything to do with nature/culture so someone with similar interests would be a good start. I love being on the water, Pixar, and photography most of all. I believe in healthy living but not too stubborn to pass on something special. My work schedule during the week is not so hot but I love my job so I have to deal with it for now. It can be worked with and I am thinking some changes are on the horizon. Not the biggest bread maker but am financially responsible and reliable and hoping you are as well. I have a dog and he is around a lot. I also communicate too much. Not a sports guy(play yes, watch on TV not so much). I try to live a hectic free life by not practicing consumerism or following mainstream media but by embracing change and trusting my moral compass. So I write this profile with a hearty smile from self reflection and anticipation. I hope this is enough for a start. If you are someone who is creative, sincere, and has their own interests to share please send me a message.Sadly..NYC ladies, you are all very interesting but it would be a long distance relationship. If you have a private helicopter or are a National Geographic Photographer we can negotiate some terms. I just need to know a little about you and im sure we can figure out something fun for that first adventure.
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AbleOnline
Man. 39 years old. Zodiac sign: Gemini.
Looking for: woman. In age: 36-46
I like hanging out with my friends. On my free time I enjoy going out, outdoor activities such as golfing, skiing, beach and watching sports. Search for active people, not lazy and not couch potatoes.
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AlbertOnline
Man. 37 years old. Zodiac sign: Gemini.
Looking for: woman. In age: 34-44
I have a business that describes what I do professionally (insurance adjusting) and it it a good job, but it does not describe who I am as a person. You could call me a writer, photographer, artist, outdoors man, entrepreneur, adventurer. Those are the six words that best describe who I am as a person. I'm always exploring some new place or new hideout, then coming back home to enjoy my stories. It keeps life far more interesting. My interests range from the arts, classical music, opera to the outdoors, fishing, canoeing, hiking.-shirt and jeans. I grew up playing classical music as a kid and learned 6 *** the time I was 16. I started on Clarinet but eventually took up the Bassoon, which was my favorite, though I haven't played in some time. Recently I took up the guitar and have been teaching myself some basic chords (rocking the Smelly Cat). I write poetry and I've been rewriting some of it to be put to music and I think the style would match a Lute well (thinking Loreena McKennitt). As for my goals and aspirations, I hit many of my goals I set in my 20s in recent years and have honestly been happy with the results of some but not all so I've had a few years of real soul searching to figure out what God has me here for. I firmly believe in making a vision board where goals are made real. I have some educational goal in the near future that I will be going back to school for. I already have a bachelors but I require some more education to get a few credentials that will aid me in my career. I'd say that what makes me unique is probably that I am pretty much always happy and the diversity of interests I have. My resume has actually made me laugh when I consider just how many things I have done. I've always caught on quickly to things and with being a happy person - I've found the happy cool parts to just about anything. Because of this I just gain a lot of interests and learn a lot of things. It helps that my line of work does not require me full time in order to make a decent income. That gives me the freedom to explore these other interests and why it seems like I have a couple million hobbies when you meet me. There are times when a woman is nervous and wants to do a coffee date, which I totally understand. It is a very noncommittal way to make sure the person you meet isn't crazy or 7 decades older than they said. I prefer an intimate, independent coffee shop in situations like this. If it has to be a chain, I prefer Lavazza. Starbucks is great for when you want to zone out in your own world but smooth jazz at ***decibels isn't conducive to actually hearing what another person has to say. My preferred first date is an event-based date. They were playing the Lord of the Rings and were playing the movie on screen while the Orchestra was playing the score to the movie live.Of course....if you think sitting at home and watching reruns of Animaniacs is a good date, please message me right away. :-)