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EarlineOnline
Woman. 54 years old. Zodiac sign: Cancer.
Looking for: man. In age: 51-61
A little about myself. I am a very sincere,romantic,compassionate woman who puts her all in everything she does i.e. work, relationships, family, etc. I'm a people pleaser and what makes me happy is putting a smile on someone's face or getting them to laugh when they're having a bad day. I work in the medical field as a certified medical coder which I really enjoy. It is a very challenging job; a different scenario every day which keeps it interesting. In my spare time, I enjoy fishing, boating, bargin hunting for antiques, dining out, a good movie,BBQ's and just hanging out with family and good friends. I'm hoping to meet someone with similar interests whose had a good woman in his life that he lost for whatever reason, and would really sincerely hope to find that again. I am really tired of games, men looking for a woman to support them, men looking for their mommy to take care of them, etc. Are there any good men left out there? Please prove it to me
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TheresaOnline
Woman. 51 years old. Zodiac sign: Virgo.
Looking for: man. In age: 48-58
I am fun, funny, creative, intelligent, easy-going, happy, etc. I enjoy meeting new people and communicating with them :) I love to "treasure hunt" for items to refurbish or re-purpose, for fun and for my business. My life is stable and I look for that in someone else.Most know that the Hebrew word shalom is understood around the world to mean "peace." However, "peace" is only one small part of the meaning. "Shalom" is used to both greet people and to bid them farewell, and it means much more than "peace, hello or goodbye"....Hebrew words go beyond their spoken pronunciation. Each Hebrew word conveys feeling, intent and emotion. Shalom is more then just simply peace; it is a complete peace. It is a feeling of contentment, completeness, wholeness, well being and harmony.SHALOM TO YOU! We will figure that out.
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SallyOnline
Woman. 54 years old. Zodiac sign: Gemini.
Looking for: man. In age: 51-61
I am interested in a progressive, intelligent, caring, evolved man who cares about the world and its problems, who is self aware, not a workaholic or any other kind of -olic or a religious fanatic, but spiritual in nature. My ideal man would be romantic and think of me when we were not together--I hope I would have given him reason to do so. I am tactile and love touching and showing affection but am not quick to do so. I guess I am reserved until I get to know you. Sometimes that only takes 15 minutes . . . it depends on whether we click or not. If you make me laugh, I might be wiping food off your face.I love to cook and do so for friends and family when time allows.Things I would like to do with my significant other are to learn line dancing or contra dancing, tai-chi, yoga, and pottery. For that, you get to choose four of your own that do not require me to jump from high places or ride on motorcycles or boats or scuba dive. I don't like heights, I get motion sick, and I am claustrophobic, but other than that, I am totally normal!I love to laugh at my own foibles. I have an irreverent sense of humor. I make others laugh because I am a klutz and am known to knock things over, fall, or to walk around with TP stuck to my shoe. I am good-natured and so won't get mad if you laugh when I do fall. Just help me up, please?I seek a guy who doesn't value possessions over people. I have been trying to shed more of them as I get older so that I can leave this world the way I came into it: naked, broke, and preferably still owing my student loans!I am more attracted to intelligence and kindness. I like geeky intellectuals but who are passionate underneath--something only I get to see :)I seek a man who is non-judgmental, embraces diversity, is romantic, is a great kisser; who practices random acts of kindness, who will bring me wildflowers, and who will challenge me to be better--emotionally, physically, and intellectually.I root for the underdog. My son is a manager and has me hooked up. I can then meet in the lunch room with all of the other folks who got their MFAs and we can eat our PBJs and talk about deconstructionist theory or post modern hermeneutics. Any live small venue concert is great, preferably folk!