私について
Have you ever been to Paradise?
How do I say that I’m just a nice, successful guy looking for a soul mate? I guess that might do it. I’m divorced but no hard feelings there and no kids. That was about five years ago and now I’m eager to meet some good people. Friendship is good. I work in the financial world and am good at my job. It has taken me all over the world. One of the most unforgettable places was the Paradise Islands in Tonga. In spite of a hectic work schedule I found time to go diving with the humpback whales and their cubs. The exchange of trust with the mothers and the beautiful and haunting songs of the whales will stay with me forever. My friends and I also found time to make a donation of stationery and books to some very bright youngsters at Vava’u. The delight on their faces was magical. Or maybe we just seemed a little strange to them with our unusual accents. I enjoy adventure holidays and the adrenalin rush. I’ve climbed, trekked, motorcycled, bungy jumped, parachuted and dived. I’m also good at snooker and pool and “work” on the computer when bored and waiting for something better to come along. I moved to Pretoria recently and I’m on the lookout for someone new to meet.My friends describe me as a workaholic but a fun guy with a big heart.
Thinking of you sends cold shivers down my spine. Little things all around me remind me of you. I love to surprise you with small gifts and things that you’ve pointed out but would never get for yourself. You enjoy family (I come from a large one and all my brothers and sisters are very special to me). You spoil me, hug me when I walk in the door, massage my back when I’m stressed out, cook supper with me and enjoy a night at home with a good bottle of wine every once in a while. I cook cordon bleu, am good at it and eat well. You should have a sense of fun and adventure and be able to laugh at yourself and not be afraid to laugh at me.
How do I say that I’m just a nice, successful guy looking for a soul mate? I guess that might do it. I’m divorced but no hard feelings there and no kids. That was about five years ago and now I’m eager to meet some good people. Friendship is good. I work in the financial world and am good at my job. It has taken me all over the world. One of the most unforgettable places was the Paradise Islands in Tonga. In spite of a hectic work schedule I found time to go diving with the humpback whales and their cubs. The exchange of trust with the mothers and the beautiful and haunting songs of the whales will stay with me forever. My friends and I also found time to make a donation of stationery and books to some very bright youngsters at Vava’u. The delight on their faces was magical. Or maybe we just seemed a little strange to them with our unusual accents. I enjoy adventure holidays and the adrenalin rush. I’ve climbed, trekked, motorcycled, bungy jumped, parachuted and dived. I’m also good at snooker and pool and “work” on the computer when bored and waiting for something better to come along. I moved to Pretoria recently and I’m on the lookout for someone new to meet.My friends describe me as a workaholic but a fun guy with a big heart.
Thinking of you sends cold shivers down my spine. Little things all around me remind me of you. I love to surprise you with small gifts and things that you’ve pointed out but would never get for yourself. You enjoy family (I come from a large one and all my brothers and sisters are very special to me). You spoil me, hug me when I walk in the door, massage my back when I’m stressed out, cook supper with me and enjoy a night at home with a good bottle of wine every once in a while. I cook cordon bleu, am good at it and eat well. You should have a sense of fun and adventure and be able to laugh at yourself and not be afraid to laugh at me.
