ive been on here for a while now and its been interesting at the very least. I can't say that im down to earth, really more of a head in the clouds kind of chap. i still find myself daydreaming as much now as i did when i was in grade school (which isn't to say that i don't take care of business). It's just that i've seemed to really find the balance in my life, taking care of the things that need to be done in order to enjoy more the things i want to do.
I'm pretty bulletproof in terms of how happy i am at this point in my life because i've really come to dig the person i am and the person i will be.
As far as what my friends would say about me, the one universal thing they would all say is that i'm loud. Also, once you get me going that i can run my mouth for a good hour on end - but what i say always seems to be interesting and well worth listnening to. I have a ton of great stories about my life and I suppose that's why i'm here. not so much to find any thing in particular, but just to have more great moments that i can add to my mental story book.
I don't really have a "type" of girl that i'm looking for. my tastes have always been really random, except to say i've always been attracted to strength and intelligence in a woman. A great sense of humor is a must (and it helps if you're not easily offended.) i gotta say i don't really want someone that i have much in common with. i want to see the world the through someone else's eyes and i want to be able to show you the things that i love (and come away with an impression of what others love). the best way to get to know someone is to have them tell you about the things that get them going.
For the most part i love puppy dogs, walks on the beach and all that. I take good care of my mom and i always wash my hands, so im quite the catch. As for the rest of the details, i can go on for days, so if anything you've read piqued your interest you can always run into me at a place for friends the name is dewoody feel free to hit me up and i'll merrily fill in the rest.
