I like the feeling of the wind in my face as we're cruising down the highway on the motorcycle (no, it's not a Harley). Or being weightless as I'm slowly floating over the sea life at the bottom of the ocean, while scuba diving in warm, clear water. Or cresting over the top of a huge sand dune on the quads, not knowing what's on the other side. (Extra points if you own your own quad!)

What a rush!

I've from Arizona, but right now, I'm living in Richmond, VA for the next 6 months. I arrived on the first weekend in October, and the only people I know are the guys I work with. I'd like to find someone fun to show me around and help me spend my money!

When I'm in Arizona, I help my son raise his three girls. He and his oldest (she's 8) live with me there. He had to adjust to me being gone, but I'm her primary caregiver when I'm there. "Just when I thought I was out of it, they pulled me back in!" (Michael Corleone, Godfather III). I thought I was done raising kids, but life has a funny way of teaching you some way more important lessons.

My best features are my dashingly handsome good looks, that go along with my Adonnis like body (see attached pictures). Add to that my subdued, yet sharp humor in serious situations, and my uncanny ability to discover the one person in the group that will be the most fun to screw with. (HINT: If you look around the campfire and can't figure out who that is.......it's YOU!) I've also been told that I'm a great kisser, but I'll let you decide that for yourself. I'm probably the one your mother warned you about. But you KNOW you never listened to her anyway! Let the baffoonery begin.

Whenever we're on an adventure together, please keep your hands and feet inside the vehicle at all times. It will be strictly enforced for your safety.

A first date could be as quick and as easy as a light dinner somewhere quiet. Sushi? Burger? Salad bar? Maybe enjoy a beer or two. Nothing too heavy (food, conversation OR the mood). Or it could be a weekend of partying like rock stars in Rocky Point, first toasting the sundown then welcoming the sunrise. I'm open to suggestions.