...then love her like the devil when you get back home.

A little about me: I like to fish, ride motorcycles, sew, crochet, paint, antiquing, flea markets and other things. I am looking for a good man for a long term relationship. And by that I mean marriage. I don't want to be somebody's live-in or their party-hardy Fri night gal for the rest of my life. I am friendly and outgoing. I like to listen to country music. I'm spontaneous, competitive, and energetic. I love staying up late, whether it's to talk, make love or just read a good book, but I almost always sleep in on weekends. I definitely have an adventurous streak. Drop me a line to find out how adventurous I can be. Also, for 4 1/2 years, I was OTR. Loved being a paid tourist. LOL

My perception of an ideal relationship is one that is a complete and utter comfort. We can be ourselves around each other without feeling judged. We can sit in the same room doing different things and feel content knowing the other is nearby. We have eyes only for each other and we communicate this verbally, physically and often. Passionate love-making and warm and comforting cuddling are ever present. Fights are rare and when we do get into it, we don't stop talking until we've reached some sort of peace. Unparalleled companionship, unprecedented generosity and unconditional love grant us the foundation for a lasting long-term relationship.

I do know that in the almost 4 years since my divorce, I have met many men who are still living on the hurt and anger they experienced from their divorce. And yes, some women are too. As my mother says...you can't have a future if the past is always present. Please don't go into this dating thing...singles sites...what have you...with the negativity from the past. Think positively. If you do that, your chances of finding what some are saying is the love of their life, WILL happen. Let go of the past...take that leap of faith and hope for a brighter future. In other words...let it go or it just ain't gonna flow.
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It depends on the mood of the both of us, but a walk in the park is a very nice way to start to get to know each other. But whatever we do or whereever we go...It hopefully involves me, you and a long, drawn-out moment where we don't want to say good night.

Meanwhile, here's hoping that we all have a wonderful day...The sun shines upon our hearts...We all find something to laugh at, whether it be with somebody or at ourselves...We all do a favor for somebody we don't exactly like...We all get that problem solved that's been hanging around for a while...Our parents live one more day...Those medical tests come back negative...We are grateful that that child in our arms is our grandchild because that means our own children survived our mistakes and they don't hold them against us...We all look towards the heaven's, close our eyes, take a deep breath and wink at God because we finally understand...And especially here's hoping that our bag of chips doesn't get stuck in that wire as it turns to drop them down into the hold that opens in such a way that doesn't allow us to reach in and grab it if it does get stuck.