We all know how hard it is to describe yourself to someone that you haven't met. So what's to say? I'm a fun loving, affectionate woman looking for a partner to share good times, an occasional margarita or glass of wine, long walks, or whatever sounds fun to the two of us. If we find we like being together a lot more than being alone, then we can figure out what the future holds. It's too early to know what that future should be.

I am a transplant from Philadelphia, 3 years ago so I still cheer for the Eagles and for the Phillies. I am trying to become a fan of the Chiefs and the Royals but they don't make it very easy. I've been a long time fan of the NE Patriots and they remain my favorite team.

I work hard at my job; but can usually manage to keep work confined to reasonable hours. The good news is that when I work extra, it's usually from home thanks to my laptop. I also travel a couple of times a month for work but I am always home for weekends. My job is important to me but it is not my life and my partner is much more important than my job. I'd love to find that special someone who made me eager to leave work as early as possible so that we could be together.

I love all different kinds of music from pop to country, oldies to classic rock. I always wanted to be a singer but confine my singing to the shower since no matter how much I sing, it's just not good.

My perfect match has a good sense of humor, likes to hold hand while watching movies, likes to talk about a wide range of topics, enjoys traveling whether to far off destinations or a day trip by car. He treats his family and friends with love and affection; that's the best indication of how he will treat me after the newness of the relationship has worn off. Mostly, he enjoys spending time with me whether we are on a special date or just hanging out together. Any activity is romantic and enjoyable with the right person; the most exciting adventure loses its appeal with the wrong person.

I like first meetings to be relatively casual...coffee or a drink so there isn't a lot of pressure if it just doesn't feel right but has the flexibility to go longer if we are having a good time. Movies don't make sense for a first date... how can you get to know each other?? Comedy clubs can be a fun way to figure out if you laugh at the same things; and even if you don't find a match; you've had a good time.