I am a sensitive and insightful man. I have been described by those closest to me a nice guy. I like music, but nothing in Rap or hard or heavy Rock and Roll. My musical tastes are quite ecclectic. I like Pop Opera, old Rock and Roll, Country and Classical. I am open to modern Rock and Roll if it's good.

Life is a dynamic thing. As things change, so do I. I love that. But, the next relationship I enjoy, I want it to be with a nice lady with whom I can share things without the dynamic of life changing the relationship. I want the two of us to change and grow with that dynmaic and hold on to one another if the dynamic is too severe.

I am an avid dog fanicier particularly the giant breeds; the Newfoundland is my favorite. I worked for about 5 years traveling the midwest searching out Newfoundlands that were neglected, abused or no longer wanted for whatever reason under the umbrella of the Newfoundland Club of America rescue program.

I am interested in travel and would like to do so with that special someone. I will drive to the "ends of the earth" for that special someone just as I travelled to help those Newfoundlands in need.

I enjoy giving back rubs and was told I was good at it.

I am dedicated to those in my family. I am closest to my sister and cousin but enjoy my brothers and extended family when we visit.

I am looking for a close relationship with open and honest communication. I prefer someone with the same moral values as I. I am of the Christian faith and hope that you are too.

I would like to go to a nice outdoor cafe for a lunch and conversation. Perhaps, a nice coffee shop that serves good sandwhiches. We could sit and just have a nice conversation....in the background is the song by Landon Pigg, "Falling In Love At A Coffee Shop." Too romantic? I know. But, it would be a nice touch.

How about a nice dinner? Something light with just good "getting to you" conversation. In this day and age, that would be enough for a first date. But, who knows were it will go from there...."touching once is so hard to keep."