Hi, I have recently relocated to San Antonio from Houston for my job. I am really enjoying my time here and think the people are really nice. I like to try new restaurants and things. I will try just about anything except jump out of airplanes. I love the outdoors as well as the indoors. I enjoying working in the yard, traveling, cooking, deep sea fishing, skiing, golfing, white water rafting, going to Broadway shows and many more things.
I love to travel. I have been to Cabo San Lucas, Vegas, New York, Paris, Caymen Islands, Virgin Islands, Cozumel, Cancun, Belize, Jamaica and numerous states within the US. My dream vacations would be Austrailia and Bora Bora!
I am a very stable person and have been employed with the same employer for close to 18 years. I love my job., It can be very rewarding and also demanding. I am now in charge of an Area office which covers over 17 counties. I travel 3-4 weeks a year with my job and get lots of time off for vacation. Looking for a travel partner!
I am a Gemini. I can be serious when the time calls for it and can let my hair down and have fun when it I need to.:) I can be reserved at times and be a talker at others. I am not afraid of a new challenge and take life's curve balls as learning lessons. I am a Christian and typically go to non-denominal churches. I believe in doing onto others as you would have them do to you. I am a very loyal, honest and faithful person and believe one reeps what one sows.
It would be nice to meet a man who is down-to-earth, professional and well grounded. If you like backyard BBQs and fine dining, we might be a match. I love to conversations of substance and it would be nice to meet someone who is upbeat and positive and takes life's adventures with a positive attitude. A christian man who cares about people and who is not egotistical is an attractive quality. :)
I have read a number of profiles which read "no baggage". Folks if you are at the age we are now and have no baggage, you haven't lived life. It is virtually impossible to get to this point in our life and not have had a "set-back/trying time". It makes us stronger, wiser and more empathetic. The real question should be "how have you overcome the challenges you have faced" and "what have you learned from it"? OK, enough of the seriousness! :)
Thanks for reading and good luck in your search!
