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[LikesThemAll]

Hello there from the great garden state.

What to say about myself? I'm thirty-one, work a 9-to-5 job, and am an all-around nice guy. I'm trying to keep fit by working out about 3x a week and bowl once a week. Also do some creative writing on the side for fun and hoping that one day it might be on store shelves.

Wasn't sure what this site was like, so I joined after seeing so many hot ladies in the rating section. Must say I love the variety of pictures here and was rather surprised at the good nature of all the people in the message board. Very pleasant group of people from what I've seen, which makes this a lot more enjoyable.

Guess that's it.

[LikesThemAll]

been mulling it over and you make sense. i think what i'll do is stick with the plan of taking her and her kids to dinner to celebrate. it's something my family does and I'm sure she'd appreciate it. she is such a beautiful woman to me that I don't want to mess it up the first time (the virgo perfectionist in me).

[Bobaloo]

been mulling it over and you make sense.  i think what i'll do is stick with the plan of taking her and her kids to dinner to celebrate.  it's something my family does and I'm sure she'd appreciate it.  she is such a beautiful woman to me that I don't want to mess it up the first time (the virgo perfectionist in me).

I don't konw how old her kids are, but make sure you take her to a place that the kids will enjoy. If it's a fancy place and the kids are bored, it wont' be fun for anybody. go to a theme restaurant or a place with some games in it and bring some quarters for the kids. OR... Call her mom or friend to find out who her babysitter is and arrange and pay for a babysitter for her kids... then you can take her somewhere a little nicer. I also think you should do something more than just dinner. Movies are lame cuz you can't talk and get to know each other. I would suggest miniature golfing or something (kids can enjoy that too). but even if you do all these things, you should get her something tangible (not expensive, though) so she can remember the fun night forever and ever and ever.

HOpe that helps. You still haven't given any feedback about this girl so we know how to help you come up with ideas. If you don't know what to say about her, post a pic

good luck

[LikesThemAll]

I don't konw how old her kids are, but make sure you take her to a place that the kids will enjoy.  If it's a fancy place and the kids are bored, it wont' be fun for anybody.  go to a theme restaurant or a place with some games in it and bring some quarters for the kids.  OR... Call her mom or friend to find out who her babysitter is and arrange and pay for a babysitter for her kids... then you can take her somewhere a little nicer.   I also think you should do something more than just dinner.  Movies are lame cuz you can't talk and get to know each other.  I would suggest miniature golfing or something (kids can enjoy that too).  but even if you do all these things, you should get her something tangible (not expensive, though) so she can remember the fun night forever and ever and ever.

HOpe that helps.  You still haven't given any feedback about this girl so we know how to help you come up with ideas.  If you don't know what to say about her, post a pic

good luck

kids are 12, 6, and almost 2. I'm actually hoping for the kids to come with us. I've met them three times and they seem to like me. She'll have just moved back into the area by the time her birthday arrives.

what can i say about her? our paths never crossed in high school, but i knew of her (i was in the band--snare drum--and she was a cheerleader). about 5' 2", long dark hair down past the shoulders, barely 105lb., b cup chest... such a hottie in my eyes. she was a professional cheerleader a couple year and then became a nurse for a while. been talking more on the phone with her the past eight months. not sure what else to say.