Windows of opportunity come and go..... what will you do with yours ?

Prime time is shared with my 2 children (who I see quite often but no longer live part time with..... their friends now take priority over Dad :) ) & operating my own software integration company. In those other precious spare hours (which are all too rare these days) I like to work on classical cars and take the occasional blast on my Harley. I also actively participate in softball (slo-pitch), snow ski.... pretty much anything outdoors. You'll often find me go-kart racing on the weekend, at the occasional Blue Jays game, or supporting my kids & their teammates at a hockey rink or baseball diamond.

My expectations are you're a non-smoker, and integrity and intelligence will top the list of stunning assets you possess. Your other highlights will include a passion for laughter and always seeking that right balance of romance, career, family, & in general, fun times. If you're not getting your daily dose of fun, just what are you doing ?!

If any of my lifestyle intrigues you..... be sure to take the next step & investigate further. If the chemistry is truly there, I look forward to taking the time to get to know you.

p.s. if you do choose to contact me, please afford me the courtesy of having your pic(s) posted or attached.

If my legal status of "Separated" has you wondering let me clear that up. It's a Revenue Canada status only. It does not reflect my state of mind. If they had a "State of Mind" category here at POF it would be "single, divorced, or widowed". They all fit. To keep it brief, that boat sailed 12+ yrs ago.

First encounter ? Hmmmm, keep it short, I suppose. Gives both parties a chance to reflect upon whether the other is someone you'd like to learn more about..... without making it a big production. a.k.a. the quick exit venue. But, if there's any mutual chemistry brewing, we can always discuss a fun second date.

I don't own either, but an afternoon on PWC or ATVs seems kinda cool.... or maybe something as simple as relaxing on the end of a dock. You know those moments: soaking up the rays, your feet dangling in the water, & really great company by your arm.

Bottom line.... you need to be comfortable, I need to be comfortable.