Recently divorced (after 16 years) and hoping to find someone to really share the rest of my life rather than someone who just occupies the same space. I think of my self as a pretty old-fashioned guy (that means I won't send out unsolicited photos of myself or of parts of my anatomy) :)
I believe that a successful relationship must encompass the emotional and intellectual - not just the physical. You and your partner must be able share emotional intimacy, intellectual intimacy and physical intimacy in equal proportions.

I believe in contributing back to society, hence I work for Habitat for Humanity. I could make more working for a corporation, but this allows me to help others while I'm working.

My philosophy of life is - yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery, today is a gift - that's why it is called the present.

I'm a member of the Georgia Canyon Climbers Club and the Georgia Mineral Society. I make gem trees out of some of the minerals I collect and, occasionally, jewelry out of others.
(If you don't know what a Gem Tree is, I've put a picture of one in my photos).

I play a good bit of tennis. I coach my daughter at tennis and softball. I exercise regularly.

Pretty much finding myself at a crossroads right now. Don't necessarily want to stay where I am (either physically, emotionally or relationship-wise). Open to change.

I'm good with working with my hands (electrical, plumbing, carpentry, roofing, masonry tile work, gardening) but also good with my head (I'm a computer programmer). I guess that I'd say that I'm basically a problem solver.

I'm told that my eyes are my best feature.

Science fiction, fantasy, RPGs, military history, comedy.
I like many, many kinds of music (my current playlist has Buddy Holly, The Rolling Stones, Jewel, Warren Zevon, Pearl Jam and The Airborne Toxic Event). Not super fond of Italian food - other than that, pretty much anything goes. Like Big Bang Theory, Sons of Guns, Gold Rush and the MLB and NFL Networks.

My daughter
My sense of humor
Media - ie books/movies/music (Ha! I got three for one!)
New challenges
Elder Scrolls games
Football and Baseball

The future - near and distant

Not much different from any other night

Not too much I won't admit, actually.

If you can tell me where this quote is from, or if you just agree with it:

"Without love, life is just a clock ticking"