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RoyceOnline
Woman. 55 years old. Zodiac sign: Virgo.
Looking for: man. In age: 52-62
I am a positive person who loves to have fun...love to laugh. Life is short live it to the fullest...I have done a lot of traveling and would like to do more...much more fun when you have a partner. I am very close to my children...I have also been blessed with 3 beautiful grand children...starting a new chapter in my life. What a great age to be. Cheers,Cheers, Meet for a drink or coffee...
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MarielaOnline
Woman. 53 years old. Zodiac sign: Cancer.
Looking for: man. In age: 50-60
Looking for a good hearted man who's a cowboy that's a knight in shinning armor. I have been lucky in life to have had unique opportunities. Working with kids always keeps me on my toes and learning new things, and I like to try different/new things. Kids have a way of showing you the world. It's fun and energizing to get out and do things, see friends or just take it easy... I love spaghetti and rice (I am Italian and Spanish), cheese and beer(grew up in southern WI), peanut butter and jelly is still one of my favorite sandwiches(still working on growing up), I really like sushi(lived in Japan) and there is nothing quite like a good side of beef cooked (by you of course)on the grill(that comes from growing in cow country)...going for walks, canoeing, boating, watching movies or going to the theater, eating out - dining in, reading, catching up with friends, watching storms - stormy weather is good... I heard it makes the corn grow!!I like an array of music, ole time rock, 40's/50's, country, Latin... even a little opera (what can I say my parents liked it). Music makes the soul sing. I enjoy dancing; I hear music and my foot starts a tapping and the next thing I know I'm dancing. I also like looking at old cars(not sure where that comes from)I look forward to meeting someone with different interests as well as similar because it's fun to learn new things. But more importantly, it is the sense of self our interests create during our free time and wanting to share that with others as a reflection of who we are.Being outside is great, the never ending feeling of the sky at any hour of the day or night is awesome. Well at this point in life, as I am finding that I have more time to myself, I am redefining what I do.What am I looking for (loaded question)sometimes I would like to think I know... But it is some kind of a click - a connection that's there. Then that connection leads to spending time getting to know each other and wanting to spend more time together. Laughing and having fun is always good, and being realistic too. Life does have its everyday side to it but laughing seems to help that. An important element to a strong relationship is mutual attraction, it is the feeling two people get when they are around each other...best friend, soul mate, unexplained chemistry.. I know that a relationship is like hard wood floors; they ebb and flow with the weather and take work to keep looking like new.I look forward to meeting you and see if we have a connection. On a first date, that is when we initially meet, I think a drink/coffee or dinner is a great way to talk and see if there is a connection. Although stepping out of the norm could be fun too, say something like... going to Valley Fair or bowling... Let's talk and come up with something!
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HosannahOnline
Woman. 53 years old. Zodiac sign: Taurus.
Looking for: man. In age: 50-60
I'm kind of 'the girl next door'...a feminine, classy yet outdoorsy woman. I enjoy live music venues, art exhibits, kayaking, trailer camping and fishing...when I get the chance...if I only had a handsome man to rig my fishing pole! Like to dance & don't get to do that enough. I'm not saying I'm a good dancer, but I do it with enthusiasm. Come to think of it, that pretty much describes my fishing skills...my singing...Proud to be a true-blue native Texan Aggie of Polish/German descent & a half country/half city girl. Raised Catholic, I now attend a large non-denominational church for prayer & fellowship. I've taken some fantastic classes there, too. My faith sustains me in difficult times & helps me live daily with a full & grateful heart. I'm a working professional, planning to retire in a few years and dreaming of new ventures. I'm active, healthy and work at getting fitter & stronger.I like to cross-train...what are you into? Though it might sound as if I'm on the go all the time, I actually love my time at home, cooking, home & garden projects. Am & always have been a dedicated Mom & cherish time with my beautiful daughter & son-in-law, family & friends.; an organic farm (both run by friends of mine.) Love to travel! Have seen some of S. Love our American West, dark nights, starry skies, moonlight out beyond the city lights. I prefer a good home life to the party life & am not into the bar scene. But occasionally meet friends for a drink after work. Driving through the Hill Country to visit TX wineries/small towns, Sunday Songs at Luckenbach is a good time. Scuba diving is one of the best thing I've ever done. Am thinking of taking that up again. I'd also like to get good at swing dancing. It would be nice to have a partner!I like men (and people in general) who are smart, gentle, at peace with themselves, have a wide range of interests & value meaningful conversation.;ranch background. Not looking for a pen pal/endless ***'d like to move beyond that to talking on the phone and - if mutually agreed - to meet. I'd enjoy getting to know you on a friends first basis, and hopefully discover that we genuinely enjoy each other's company. Like everyone else on here, I'm looking for true love. But - even though I realize life is short - there's no rushing it. Some things just happen, if they're meant to. So...if you're still reading...how am I doing here? I don't know what the other girls write, so maybe I'm drowning! Feel free to throw me a line... Something short & sweet, sooner than later - maybe a cup of coffee or a drink one evening over conversation, where we can talk and get to know each other. Without a lot of preconceived notions. First dates are more of a meeting than a date, I think.