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InezOnline
Woman. 35 years old. Zodiac sign: Cancer.
Looking for: man. In age: 32-42
I love being outside for any reason. I\'m always looking for new adventures and challenges. Staying fit and healthy is a huge part of my life style. I do like to go out and party but would rather a chill night around a camp fire with good friends. I\'m looking to meet some like minded, fun people.
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PeggieOnline
Woman. 35 years old. Zodiac sign: Leo.
Looking for: man. In age: 32-42
I'm a work in progress and any woman who tells you she isn't is lying. We all have things we want to change about ourselves and I'm working to make those changes. I started doing triathlon two years ago and have since completed three sprint distance events. I have also ran two half marathons and have one more this year. I work for the government/military and have done so for the last 16 years. I really enjoy my job and have loved the opportunities it has provided me. I'm looking for someone who can make me laugh and help me enjoy all the wonderful things in life. I have two large, very active dogs so he must like dogs and spending time outdoors. Outside of work and fitness, I make homemade baked goods for special events and I'm a big car enthusiast who enjoys spending time at the drag races. I like watching football, playing tennis and riding my bike. And, on top of all that, I spend time quilting to make gifts for friends and family that will last forever. For a first date I would enjoy any activity where we could chat and get to know each other. Maybe a relaxing dinner and drinks or a long walk/hike.
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AiahOnline
Woman. 35 years old. Zodiac sign: Taurus.
Looking for: man. In age: 32-42
Saw a couple dining al fresco in the pouring rain on their front porch last night. It was hipster bucolic. Made me smile, and gave me a little hope. Looking to meet a guy with whom I am intellectually as well as physically attracted. Educated, kind, attractive, witty, in good shape ( seriously, in decent to great shape. Be HONEST with yourselves about this gentlemen). Not too much to ask for, right? I've been on here on and off for some time. Met a few decent people. Hopefully this new format will help separate the wheat from the chaffe. There's still a little optimism left in this cool external candy-coated shell! Just moved back to NY from CA this year. Getting settled again here after being gone for 12 years. Honestly, it's been an adjustment. I've been lucky enough to have explored our country and a few others a little bit. But they doi t with style and humour. I'm a bit of a grammar snob, but a terrible speller (former journalist).One note: one word messages are immediate grounds for blocking your profile. Don't be a knuckledragger guys. Guys, if you feel the need to cut a woman down on here who simply isn't interested, you have a lot of growing up to do. I'm not everyone's cup of tea, and neither are you. How about a little humility and grace. It goes a long way. And for the love of sweet 6lb, 8 oz baby Jesus, if you're a church goer, lets just respect each other's views..and not waste each other's time. Your Sundays are too pious ...and mine are Bloody...on a patio somewhere...likely blaspheming something or someone.. I wish you luck, but I'm not going to church with you and you don't have to drink a Bloody Mary with me. Hmm,.....somewhere fun. Where we can chat. Museums are cool. Cool little dive bars or lounges where we can actually hear each other. Of all else fails, the zoo, hanging with primates watching them fling poop, so that we can see how far we've evolved...if you believe in that whole genetic link!