Bachelorette #2: if you could be any ride at the amusement park, which one would you be...? The tunnel of love, or the log ride...?

these explain-yourself-in-nutshell-profile things are funny-everyone always sounds so perfect. I am definitely not perfect, but i do learn from my mistakes... so on that note, here i go..

I am a twenty-something white, single male. The San Francisco Bay is where I grew up, and I have never wandered too far. I have left once or twice, but kissed the ground whenever i got back.
I'm very outgoing, i love to smile, and enjoy laughing even more. I have a great job that i enjoy going to and have been there for like 4-5 years now, so think they like me back too. I'm a pretty stable, down to earth, person, but i do know how to have a great time. I love being being on a beach and relaxing all day as much as i love sneaking into the movies and not getting caught.

So, i turn 30 years old next month - the big dirty thirty - and i don't know how i quite feel about that, But i do know this....i am still single, and am very tired of the dating scene. What do i plan to do about that, you ask? Well i figured i would try something a little different - kinda like this, and see if that did anything....i am picky, and that means that i am looking for someone that's not simply going to waste another six years of my life like the last one did. Because time is just one of those things we simply do not ever get back in life, i try and make every second of my life count for whatever great memories they can.

To the world you may be one person but you may be the world to one person. I am definitely interested in finding that person....

i live life on a whim. i consider my life to be both interesting and exciting-so why make plans for something like a first date? You never know what to expect until you meet someone. A first date may take us down to half moon bay brewery, on the water, or we could end up racing go-karts by the end of the night - who knows...As long we had a good time, and still smile about it the next day, it was time well spent. And that's all that matters, right?