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Virgo · Looking for: Woman, 48–58
Hi. I'm looking for someone to share my life with and build a relationship. Someone to drape their legs across my lap while we watch a movie or read. Someone to sit next to by a fire pit in the fall. Someone to dress up with for a nice concert, or wear shorts and sandals with for music at the park. I'm not a big outdoor guy, I don't hunt or fish, and I'm not looking to wake up in a damp tent. I do like to canoe a couple times a year. My idea of camping involves an RV or cabin though. A campfire is great, but I want to wake up dry. I would like to get back to riding my bike (bicycle) to lose a few pounds, get back in shape, and explore all these new trails in the area. I love to read, and I'm a bit of a book addict. Real books. You can't get that kind of magic from a Kindle or Nook. I have a library, it's not fancy, but it's mine. I have about 800 books shelved, (I said I was an addict) and will probably need to add some shelves soon. I enjoy movies and certain tv shows, not just whatever is on, and NOT reality tv, I have enough of my own. I enjoy a broad spectrum of music (Pink Martini anyone;), and go to a lot of the summer concerts in the parks, squares, etc in NWA. It would be nice to have someone special to share that with.I like museums, though I haven't made it to Crystal Bridges yet. I've been told I take to long in them. I've taken my kids to the world's largest ketchup bottle, and to Pop's 66. If we travel and we're passing the town with the largest ball of twine or the largest frying pan, we're going to stop. Sometimes you just have to do weird stuff like that. I've been known to tell corny jokes too. I enjoy most types of food. Late night cookies or ice cream a little too much. But there isn't much I won't try, and I like a wide variety. I'm not just a meat & potatoes guy. I'm no chef, but I can whip up some good meals.I believe in being nice to people, and that rudeness is a weak persons imitation of strength. I'm a big believer in karma; and in doing what's right.I have my own business and home, along with a dog and cat. My children are grown and on their own. And that's my first grandchild I'm holding, he's just a couple hours old, on March 31, 2013. Someplace we can talk, quiet. Then go for a walk or sit where you can observe things. Comment on what you see, just like you would with a sibling or best friend. That's the real you.
