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EnedinaOnline
Woman. 43 years old. Zodiac sign: Aries.
Looking for: man. In age: 40-50
I am looking for a man with a fun personality, tall, good looks, likes to adventure out and also loves to stay home by the fire, He needs to have a warm heart and can make me laugh.I have children that fill my days with laughter and lots of love. I have two horses and love to ride on trails and do hunter paces. I'm not over the top like some equestrians I just love my horses. I embrace life for what it is worth and I don't take anything for granted. I believe you should love like you have never loved before and enjoy every day that is given to you. First dates are always awkward and uncomfortable until you get to know each other. I think doing something such as rock climbing, race track is much more relaxing than going to dinner or lunch for a first date.
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LoanOnline
Woman. 41 years old. Zodiac sign: Pisces.
Looking for: man. In age: 38-48
How do you start one of these. Not sure about this whole online dating. But it was suggested I get out there. So here I am :). Im a faithful daughter, sister, aunt and friend. I value morals and loyalty. I am a huge fan of sports - watching, playing and bantering. That helps me love my job! I do have a very fulfilling job that I love. It does not define me but is a big part of me. I do work some crazy hours so I guess I better love it! I like to read and relax. I love to run and lift but I love to SLEEP IN! I love when Im brought coffee in bed...my cat claims his lack of opposable thumbs prevents him from making me coffee. I have amazing family and incredible friends. I am a happy person just miss that "something". There are so many facets to me that I can not even begin to convey it all here. Do you GOLF? Me too...meet me on the course...
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RonnieOnline
Woman. 41 years old. Zodiac sign: Aquarius.
Looking for: man. In age: 38-48
What does that mean: "I'm Not Done?" It means that I'm still living my life. I travel for fun, and this I take quite seriously. For about the last five years I've spent at least one month out of every twelve traveling, and I am having the time of my life. I'm having a blast finding out what the world looks like outside of a television screen or a photograph. I abhor the dull, the boring, the ordinary.Mostly I travel for music. There are a few bands I really like, and for me nothing beats seeing them live. (Bonus points if you know what Red Rocks, the Ryman Auditorium, and Gentlemen of the Road Stopovers are without having to look them up.)My taste in music is pretty open. Mostly I like "organic" music: music that's played on *** require skill and discipline to play. I am not a fan of electronic music or anything wholly created on a computer or played back pre-recorded during a live show. I like some bluegrass, some folk, some rock, some metal. What matters most to me is genuineness, depth, and passion being expressed in music. I also love equine sports, especially thoroughbred racing. A day at the track is one of my favorite ways to spend my free time, but I haven't had a chance to do that in a while. I also enjoy hockey, but haven't been more than a casual follower for several years. Canine agility events are always cool to witness, and I have trained a couple of border collies (my favorite breed) in agility and flyball. Currently my pets consist of a Jardine's parrot and a Tibetan spaniel.I'm looking for someone who is fun and adventurous, someone who's not afraid of being who he is and who has a genuine appreciation for music that comes from the soul.UPDATE: Okay, so I have been getting a lot of guys messaging me asking if I am a groupie. Let me just begin by saying this is the best way not only to get no response from me, ever, but also to piss me off. Just because I'm female doesn't mean my attraction to live music is based on a desire to sleep with the band members. It IS actually possible for females to appreciate and recognize the qualities of the music itself. It really depends on the interests of my date. I'm open to suggestions, but if that includes clichés like "dinner and a movie" or "grab a cup of coffee" it might be a turn-off. These things are commonplace, and at this point I've done common to death. It's boring; I prefer anti-boring. Basically just somewhere doing something fun and engaging that lets our real personalities show.