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35 yo F - a total t-shirt and jeans girl
Grew up overseas
Multiple letter athlete
Married for five years to my WAY better half
Physician and partner/owner of another medium-sized business
Loved cars since I was a tiny tot
Loved books for even longer
Love my collies (one smooth, one rough)
Love my UT football
Love volunteer work and just helping people
Love hearing new ideas
Love the beach
Love to cook
Love...hamburgers!
Conservative, but I demand everyone look at both sides of every situation
Late 40's, married young (19) - still married to my best friend.
One son - who will be off to college next year
B.S. Information Systems from a long long time ago.
Love Big dogs - now have a LabraDane.
My 15 year old cat died this past December
Big passion: Buying old home/Renovating it ourselves
Little passions: French cooking/painter (I mean the plaster wall kind) /violin - even though everyone thinks I have a tin ear
Lived all over the country when my husband was a Military Surgeon, but the South is our home.
Now, self employed/Medical/Private Practice.
Libertarian/atheist/ who watches Bill Maher but doesn't like that he's always bashing the South
Been in too many Cat 3-4 Hurricanes than I care to remember.
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Now I am living day to day, I am in pretty much the worst place a cancer patient can be in- I have no caretakers, no reliable way to get to appointments/treatment
I live in an urban suburb of Boston with a professor roommate who also does not have a car. Born in Mass, lived in Georgia from age 2 to 18, returned to Georgia briefly after college to job hunt.
got a job that would be decent if it was in any part of the country but here (though I was willing and did move 1000 miles to take "what I could get"),
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Natural redhead
Married to my college sweetheart
SAHM of two
Formerly a marketing director
Old enough to know better, but young enough not to care
Well-off and very grateful
Often distracted
Addicted to chocolate
Mildly obsessed with Tumbleweed Tiny Houses
Convinced I left my heart in San Francisco
Somewhat sleep-deprived
Quick to anger, but unlikely to hold a grudge
51 year-old woman, happily married (30 years). Homebody. Two grown children - one married. Two dogs and a cat. Live a simplified lifestyle in rural outskirts of small town. Home is paid off, have no desire to be on the "career track" anymore. Part-time job at a jr./sr. high school cafeteria. Was a well paid legal assistant until age 50, when I was "kicked to the curb" by heartless firm, after 10 years of service. Spend balance of time on my passion - gardening and growing produce and herbs for home use and profit.
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