Hey, how are you gorgeous? Welcome to my page!

Basics: I’m an educated, intelligent guy with a thirst for adventure. I was raised by parents from two generations back who taught me what it means to be a gentleman, and that chivalry is not dead, it’s just under used. I’m good with children, kind to animals, and I’m generally polite, but don’t expect wussy behavior. I have a sarcastic sense of humor, and I've been told I'm a bit of a challenge (the fun challenge, not the bad challenge ;). I'm a great listener and can offer good advice where it's welcome. I like to kiss my girl at red lights and when we pull in the driveway after dinner. You'll hear music from my vast collection that you've never heard before, and some of it will be your next favorite. If you show up for one of my gigs, I'll dedicate a song to you, and make you feel like the only girl in the room. I open doors for women, but I have yet to figure what to do at a revolving door. I had an incident with a stranger at one, and while helping spin up the door for her, I got sucked in behind her, and rode through half dry-humping her. When we got out, she was like…um, should I tip you? I was so embarrassed, but I’m glad she took it well!

My Situation: I left my hometown after college, lived in Wyoming, Colorado, and stopped in So Cal for an indefinite visit that’s lasted seven years. My old friends live far away, and I’m always trying to meet new, quality people out here. Quality girls have been difficult to find in between my work and my play, so I’m trying the internet market approach.

My Passions: I have a passion for flight that was cut short by a greedy con artist, but here’s a little taste of it: I pursued a dream of flight, and flew helicopters over some of the most amazing terrain, landing on cliff edges, damns, and on top of the parking garage at LAX. I’ve flown over the Hollywood sign, cruised 300 ft over the waves tops while flying up the coast, and weaved through the sky scrapers in down town LA at night. I lost one of my nine lives in a near fatal crash in training, but was fortunate to have survived unharmed. Since then, food has tasted richer, and I can hear birds clearly when they sing. At last count, I think I’m on my seventh life.
Skydiving came next, but it would be useless to try to describe the rush of jumping out of a plane at 14,000 feet. The very design of human beings has precluded the opportunity for us to survive such an event. No one 10,000 years ago ever survived a free fall from such a height; therefore no channel in our brain exists, through evolution, that has prepared us for the rush of skydiving. Simply put, it’s amazing.
Now a days, I enjoy the more accessible rushes like mtb, snowboarding, hiking, motorcycles, and driving in turns a little too fast. I'm currently venturing into yoga to compliment and temper my strength training. Chocolate, hot sauce, tickle fights, and a good sneeze also get the endorphins flowing.
Music is a part me, like an internal organ, and it regulates my body and mind. I’m into just about everything, except for pop. I play sax in a reggae/ska band on the side, and we’re kicking @$$ at the moment. It’s hard to get 11 people together to jam, but it’s an awesome sound when we do.
I also have a passion for personal development. Ask me about it.

My Drive: I’m goal oriented, and have achieved most of what I’ve set out for, but I can’t rest on my accomplishments because there’s a lot of work ahead!

What I’m Looking for: I experience the deepest chemistry with girls who are attractive, educated, confident, ambitious, and adventurous. Honesty and integrity are non-negotiable. I’m into deep conversations, extreme adventure, and passionate physical and mental interactions. You also need to fit onto and be comfortable on the back of a motorcycle, if you haven’t figured that out yet. I can’t date you if you live more than 45 minutes away, unless you have a helicopter landing pad in your backyard…and a helicopter I can borrow ;)

If you’ve gotten this far, I’d like to hear from you. Tell me something interesting, something that sets you apart from the rest.

Have an awesome day!

The first date should be something mildly active, like taking a short walk or getting some ice cream. Sit down meetings are too static and seem like interviews. I like to keep the first date short in case you turn up looking entirely different from your photos, or are the rare online dating psychopath!
If you pass the first date, the second date is where it gets fun. The second date might involve a ride up the mountain (and down, if you're good:), dinner at a chill little restaurant, or a trip to the grocery store (it's more fun and revealing than you'd think!).