I have been one that has enjoyed being involved - from running a singles group to helping for 20 years to put on the Piedmont Art Festival to helping with 2 battered women shelters to being a long time Scout Leader of Special Children. If you believe in the play , the Man of LaMancha, in The Impossible Dream, and
Don Quixote, and all the magic in believing, ---then, you are starting to know me. The lady I spend time with should be VERY active/eclectic with many interest. And , I am very much an outdoor person - even in this “hot” weather we have had in Atlanta this summer.

I have been married once for 13 years -- was lucky to have had a good wife -- things did not work out -- o, youth on both of our parts -- and Lucy and I stayed friends until she remarried -- and was time for us to move on to try another life.

Finally , thoughts from several others:
From the book FEAR OF FLYING
"I know some good marriages. Second marriages mostly. Marriages where both people have outgrown the bullsh*tof me-Tarzan, you-Jane and are just trying to get through their days by helping each other, being good to each other, doing the chores as they come up and not worrying too much about who does
what. Some men reach that delightfully relaxed state of affairs about forty or after a couple of divorces. Maybe marriages are best in middle age. Where all
the nonsense falls away any you realize you have to love one another because you're going to die anyway."

And the poet Javan:
"I've often wondered and racked my brain
But I guess I'll never know
Why one person looks and sees the rain
While another is seeing a rainbow"

"If I can not come to you
In complete honesty
Maybe I'd best
Just not come at all"

P.S. - the first picture of me was taken the fall of "03. The most current picture I have of me -- it was taken on the way home from the Peachtree Road Race this year -- yes - that is what I look like in person - sorry!!!

Atlanta has so many things to do -- could not begin to guess what. But for sure - it would NOT be a movie.