• Female
• 47 years old
• 5' 6" tall
• About average
• Dark Brown hair - Hazel eyes
• Other
• Non-Smoker
• Entertainment / Media (occupation)

• Degree (education)
• $35,001 to $50,000 (income)
• Looking for: Marriage, Serious Relationship
• Divorced
• Has 3 children
• Christian (religion)
• Middle of the Road (political affiliation)
• pet: Cats, Dogs

A little about me...
I love God, my kids, people and life.

Some hobbies: I play the piano and sing, and I love to dance... ballroom, swing, free style - you name it. I also enjoy reading, used to bake an awful lot.. I love hanging with my friends, and I enjoy puttering around the yard, and volunteering at various charity organizations.

Goals? Writing a book. I'd also love to "cut" a CD to leave for my children one day - but I've tried my hand at writing music... I can do the lyrics some, but the music part - doesn't seem to work for me.. I also REALLY WANT TO GO SKYDIVING - and would love to travel more..

What makes me unique? That's easy! God made each one of us unique! We are all BEAUTIFUL reflections of HIS glory! (if we allow HIM to shine through us!) My friends describe me as outgoing, genuine, loyal and sometimes silly!

I like a variety of music. REALLY! (even some classical once in a while...)

About the one I'm looking for...
Someone who loves Jesus and knows that only HE can make a person whole. That being said, I think if God brings two people together to share the rest of their lives, its like icing on the cake. I need honesty, someone who isn't afraid of challenge, and a good communicator. Flexible - able to adapt to whatever life throws our way. Loyal and has a good grasp on what his strengths and weaknesses are (lets face it, we ALL have them.) oh, and no DRAMA please. That goes back to the honesty. Thank you. Oh, confidence and vulnerability go a long way with me.

I'd just like to add...
Um, I really would like to find someone to grow old together with, go on adventures, help each other complete our "bucket lists" (or goals) and support each other as we get wrinkly! I like to envision an old, worn out leather baseball glove. It fits perfectly, and its a testament to the fact that it has weather and worn well with time. (I guess I'm somewhat of a romantic, and a dork..)
Oh, my three kids are all 18 and older.