I love to laugh. I am outgoing, adventurous, strong-willed, passionate and enjoy great conversation. A true uncensored personal story is a wonderful gift.

If there is one thing I wish I did more often, it would be getting out in nature and enjoying the natural beauty all around us. Needless to say, I love the night sky.

I don't really know who my perfect match would be but whoever it is will be intelligent, articulate and compassionate. He will inspire me with the choices he has made and the positive way he lives his life.

I am a nutritionist and an entrepreneur. I am turning my passion into my career and enjoying the adventure.

Hmm.....filing is definitely not on the top ten here. I would say that one of the things I am good at is understanding how someone's life experience influences the choices and decisions that they have made. This skill allows me to be very compassionate and empathic.

My laugh. It may not be the first thing you'd notice, but it will probably be what you remember. I can find the humor in almost anything. (And if you are paying attention, I have also revealed my uncanny inability to follow directions. For me, it's all about the spirit of the law. Life is not about drawing inside the lines.)

Ever since I was a kid I have liked the movie Singing in the Rain
and even though I have seen a lot of movies since then, I would
have to say it is still my favorite. I also loved Gone With the
Wind. I guess that is kind of old-fashioned but if I think about
it, nothing tops those.

I love Indian food, California Cuisine, Thai and Vietnamese food.
Sushi is delicious and a good paella is true happiness.

There are a lot of books that I have loved. An all-time favorite is
the Razor's Edge. It's incredibly romantic. Just the other night I
was talking about Jon Anderson's , "Che Guevara: A Revolutionary
Life." I loved that too. It's romantic in a completely different
way from the Razor's Edge. It's about Che's passion for justice and how his revolutionary journey unfolds (and consequently changes the lives of many others). By the way, this is not to be taken as an endorsement of Che. For me, the jury is still out on that one. (If you are curious about Che and want to see a fantastic movie, check out "The Motorcycle Diaries." I love that movie.)

As for music, my friend told me he would never have asked his
truly adored wife on a date had he known about her love
of Bruce Springsteen. With that bit of wisdom I have decided to
keep quiet about my musical tastes. I don't really think it
matters.

chocolate
family/friends
nature
great conversation
delicious dinners
the alphabet

Romance, my business and how to make my life as amazing, interesting and joyful as possible.

I spend some time thinking about the comments people make in the Questions section. Interestingly, the comments actually say a lot more about whether we match than the answers to the questions.

with my twelve year old son, with friends or both.

I have yet to see something worth reading under this item. To spice it up a bit and keep with my penchant for flouting instructions, I‘ve decided to use this space to recount the funniest profile typo I have seen:

What he meant to say, “When I find a woman I really like, I love to spoil her to the fullest.”

What he actually said, “When I find a woman I really like, I love to soil her to the fullest.”

I laughed so hard I had tears in my eyes. The moral of the story - spellcheck can’t fix everything.

you enjoyed my profile, you have a positive outlook on life and have a photo on your profile. If you don't have a photo, whatever it is you are hiding, I don't want to know about it.

And, in spite of the fact that finding a perfect match on OKC seems impossible, you refuse to give up hope.