Welcome to our little slice of insanity. The popcorn is extra but you can use the microwave for free.

Well, since it's not financially feasible for me to physically run away, I mentally ran away this after noon with a nice bubble bath, good music and a stout SoCo and Dr. Pepper.

Welcome to Utah from an escapee! I know how tough it is there. And I was down in the more welcoming SW corner of the state.

I'm guessing this has something to do with tv?

If so, then that's the exact reason I don't have a clue as to what you are talking about.

I know I'm different. Sometimes that's good, sometimes not so good. But I like who I am. I've come to learn that I can only be happy if I'm myself. If others don't like it, there's not a whole lot I can do about it.

My basic idea on is that if someone doesn't like me, not biggie. It's their loss for not taking the time to get to know me.

Mitch,

Thanks for reminding me to check my Facebook page.

Damn it! I never know what's going on. I guess I'm not one of the "cool" kids.

Yeah... 46. I've moved a little bit!

Sure I'd move for the right one. I've done it before, and I'd willingly do it again.

Where you live is just a place. Yes, you have family, friends, jobs, etc. With the world of technology growing more and more each day, it makes our world so much smaller.

For me, I've found that even though I don't see my family as much as I might if we were across town, the time we do have together is that much more rich. Same with friends. And as for jobs, really, there are others out there.

For the the one I love, I'd do what was necessary as I'd hope he would as well.

Then again, I've been on the move all my life. I'm not afraid of the unknown of a new place, job and friends. After 46 houses in 36 years and too many states to mention, it's second nature for me. I'd like to think it has broadened my horizons enough to allow me to be open to something new.

Ok, I know I'm going to regret this... but WTF are "meaties"?

Yeah, I know what you mean!

I've learned how to put freon in the ac unit in my truck, stripping paint from base boards, how to set mouse traps, and try to live on one income when you are used to two.

I've also learned that I'm stronger than I ever gave myself credit for.

Hey there! Welcome to our insanity! The popcorn is extra, but you can use the microwave for free.

Your profile is short and to the point... but you might consider putting something about what you are looking for, more about you, etc. But that's just what I prefer to see. Gives a little "taste" of you with more info.

As is, I'm sure you'll get plenty of attention with your opening picture. I know it got my attention.

"Slightly insane... handle with caution"

Fear, we love you anyway... just from a distance.

There is a very fine line between passion and obsession... but really, it is a matter of perspective. I think that people put a negative slant on obsession because they can't grasp that someone could be so passionate about something. In their lack of vision, they see that passion as being all encompassing and become jealous. IMO.

I'm passionate about being creative... be it writing, painting, working with wood, sewing/quilting, or photography. Music is another passion of mine... it leads me to be creative by morphing my mood.

I'm also a bit of nut about fairness and compassion... for the underdog, animals, the forgotten cause, etc.

Sheesh... are ya saying blondes are dirt?

Moped + Skateboard = Kissing asphalt That caused a 2 inch scar on my chin along with a small one on the bridge of my nose and inside my bottom lip. The on the chin took 203 stitches by a plastic surgeon. The way I landed ended up filleting my chin from the bone. They had to run a row of internal stitches that dissolved, then another row to close the wound.

Top of my left index finger about at the knuckle was nearly cut off by a psycho stalker ex. Fun times... not.

A couple of scars on my fore arm from being attacked by a rabid raccoon.

Slice scar on my left thumb knuckle from a rock when I rolled a Jeep on a trail ride.

Faint scar on my knee from running into a water spigot on my way to the "potty spot" while camping in Kentucky. Funny thing about it is that my ex was just saying "Watch out for the...." as I hit it and started cussing a blue streak.

I am single because I refuse to settle this time. I'm not lonely, so I am willing to hold out till I find the right one. It's worth it to me to take time and know someone and for them to know me.

Heck yeah. Even if it isn't someone you talk to daily or weekly, you can still miss someone. Everyone you meet (online, in person, on the phone, etc) touches your life in some way. It is very possible to miss someone you've never met whether it is their humor, intelligence, insanity, moods, laughter... whatever that gets your attention.