I'm the bestest. That's all you need to know. J/k. Here's a few things about me: I'm smart, educated, athletic, sociable, honest, friendly, competitive, and ambitious. I like to do just about everything. I am handy around the house. I like to travel. If you didn't deduce it from my "interests" section, I like to play lots of sports. I like cultural things even, like plays and the theater. I like to travel, and not just to the beachy places. I like to go places where I can learn and be intellectually stimulated. I like the beach too ;) Yes, I like to relax on the beach. Though I'd rather grab a surf board and crash out into the waves, or snorkel, or scuba dive, or do something active while at the beach. I guess that's because the sun and the rare opportunity to go to the beach invigorate me. If I want to relax, why leave the comfort of the couch and TV? They are my friends too. So is the back deck.

Okay, POF tells me I should talk about my goals/aspirations. My career goals should be evident from my profile, so I'll leave those out. Anyway, those are the least of my aspirations, and merely a foundation to help me achieve my higher pursuits. Building a great family is one. And if you want to know more, you'll have to get to know me. I can't go about divulging all my personal goals to the whole world, after all.

Okay, as for you.... I want you to be athletic, outgoing, and intelligent. It would be a bonus if you cared about worldly things. You should at least be able to carry your end of a conversation. I hope you will be liberal-ish, or moderate, but not a die hard conservative. I want you to be physically attractive, honest, communicative and affectionate. Okie dokie?

First date? Well, if it was a date with a real person I met in real life, then... this is a stupid question... it all depends on the person and my interactions with her. I might take her to dinner. I might take her cliff jumping. I can't really say without knowing who I'm taking on a first date.

Okay, I want to go horse back riding. Want to go horse back riding, and then eat dinner? No, I'm not sure horse back riding is very good. How about snowmobiling and then dinner? I'm thinking out loud here. I don't like that idea either b/c we wouldn't be able to talk while snowmobiling. I'll think of something good before we go out, okay? Dinner is in though. Everyone has to eat. So we might as well eat dinner together, right? That's not creative, but it's kind of an essential thing no? On the other hand, meeting someone from POF for the first time might just call for coffee.