I like to think of myself as the girl nextdoor. I am pretty laid back and go with the flow. I enjoy watching and going to football games or any other sport for that matter, dancing, going to a bar every now and then, BBQs, camping, going away for the weekend, concerts, walks and movies. I am a HUGE fan of blue collar comedy and Carlos Mencia. I don't mind cooking if I have someone I care about to cook for or with.

Where do I start. First there is Taylor. She is 14 now. I found her abandoned in a storm drain when she was about 4 weeks old. She has been batteling kidney failure for almost 3 years now but is going strong ans shows no signs of not feeling to well. Next comes Zoe a 2 yr. old tortious shell who I got from the animal shelter. She is a spazz if I ever saw one. Her favorite things are looking at her self in the mirror and talking. Last but not least is my one eyed wonder Piper. She is also a shelter baby. When I first saw her she was about 7 weeks old and I thought ot myself "who would want this pathetic looking cat with one eye?" Well, obviously I did!

I think if my pets could talk they would describe me as the best mom ever. Not only does she make sure we get our medicine on time everyday (which we don't like at all) but she spoils us rotten. We don't know where would be with out her.

I am a woman seeking a man age 27 to 38

I am looking for a one woman man who can be my best friend and lover. He knows how to communicate and express how he is feeling without holding back. We have to be able to talk about anything and everything. I have nothing to hide and you shouldn't either. I would like someone whom I can grow with and learn from, someone who not only takes but also gives. If you are animated and goofy that's a plus. We must be able to talk about anything AND everything because we will. We should be able to function with out eachother but even better when we are together.

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Cheyenne

Cheyenne was one of my babies. Last Dec. it was time for him to go when he could be 100% healthy and pain free. Cheyenne was having seizures for about a year and half before he was put down and the medications he was on weren't doing the rick anymore and was beginning to have nerve damage. I miss him everyday and there is no love like a dogs love.

Smokey

Smokey passed a month after Cheyenne. She was as healthy as a horse but at the age of 15 her heart decided to give out. I woke up early one morning to her having multiple heart attacks. I am very thankful she did not have a longterm illness. She was one of those cats with a ton and pride and would not want anyone to fuss over her.