I have it all. A house, a car and a job. Ok, well maybe I don't have it all quite yet. However, I have enough to be stable. The point is: I don't live in my parent's basement, won't need you to drive me places or pay my bills. It seems that people like that are not as common as I once thought.

At the risk of saying everything that everyone else says: I like to stay in and relax or go out and have a good time. I spend a decent amount of time in the summer at Sox games and being outside in some manner. I camp as often as I can, fish, play softball, try to plan the landscaping here (someday). Four-wheeling takes up a bit of my summer weekends as well, when the darn Jeep is not broken. Lately, it has been in pieces more often than not.

Winter months are spent skiing and shoveling the driveway. The next house will have a shorter driveway. I am equally at home in or outdoors and am pretty self sufficient. I guess if you want to know anymore, you're going to have to ask to find out.

There is no one thing that I am looking for. While I feel a checklist type thing here is a bit demeaning, I will try to list the qualities I find important. First, have a decent head about yourself, and some common sense, please. I would say someone who can handle my sarcasm would be a good thing too. In addition, someone who likes being outside, and can also be happy just relaxing at times. I would prefer someone who is not overly clingy. We all have pretty well established lives at this point. An instant takeover is not what I have in mind. I have had my share of people who cheat (once was enough, thanks). No pressure at first, I would just like to see how things go.

I am on yahoo, if you add a 0 to the end of the name.

I will admit, that I am not the best at starting communication on here. Once I get past that initial awkwardness (what the heck am I supposed to say?), my communication improves.

Somewhere to talk and get to know someone. The dinner and a movie thing for the first time makes no sense. Who talks with their mouth full? Plus, you can't talk at a theater unless you want to be a jerk.