I have a very diverse group of friends from A to Z, and I like it that way. Now a days, you could win my heart by buying me a CD by an artist that I like, lord what has age done to ME!! LOL!.I think I can sing, but I really, cant.…I have some different interests now on the EVE of 40, I am fond of music, theater, learning, sports and hanging out with old friends who make me laugh and FAMILY! I am not exactly discrete but I have been working on that!!, Looking to expand my circle of friends the old ones are still there but ya can never have too many right!. I am naturally extroverted, I am interested in just about everything and passionate about few, though I do enjoy classic cars! Have a straightforward personality with a self deprecating sense of humor. Figure that you need to be able to laugh at yourself, if others are laughing at you, you might as well be able to join in on the joke right!! Unfortunately my brain is not wired to process or understand bullsh*tor drama. I have always been an open book and am honest and upfront about all aspects of my life, so just ask! Guy next door type of guy, very easy going, very spontaneous and i like anything (if i HAVE to watch TV) from NFL to HGTV. Travel often (as much as I can), a hopeful business owner to be in a few years, Love road trips to unknown destinations, cheesy diners, people that can laugh or make me laugh. Backpacking, definitely the beach, or exploring a new city. Nightlife is fun, but even better is friends at a backyard bbq. Not into drama, but who is? Always up to meet new people who are self motivated. I am secure and could land in a new city and meet fun people pretty easily. Self-confident but definitely not****.Gotta wonder... what the next 20 years will be like…

A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step
-Confucius

Most of us like to think that we are rational, that (except under certain circumstances, such as when we are falling in love) when we are faced with a decision that needs to be made we consider all of the evidence that is available to us and then make the best, the most reasonable decision that is an option for us at the time. However, as Little (in "Rational Choice Theory") and Hollis (in "Games with Rational Agents") suggest, our ability to determine what is in our best interest and - even if we do determine what is best for us to do by some objectively reliable standard - our about to follow through on that decision is far less astute than we might like to think. signing out now.. Reverend Jared Rodelas-Kent CCM

Hummmm... I will get back to you on this part bro.. Hey, just ask me..