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- If you were a paragraph of text, what would the paragraph say to describe itself?
- Wow, this person is very interesting! Not like anyone else that I've known before. Seems friendly and outgoing. How can somebody be shy and self-assured at the same time?
- Are you on the autistic spectrum?
- i'm a supporter of someone who is
- Are you in a relationship?
- single
- Gender identity?
- female
- Sexual Orientation?
- straight
- Age?
- 54
- Where do you live?
- Riverside, California
- What are you here for?
- just looking, for friends, talking online, meeting in real life (possibly), dating
- What do you do for work?
- artist, part-time tutor, community advocate, retired teacher
- Do you belong to a particular religion? If so, which one?
- Openminded Christian, love all forms of Spiritual expression
- What food do you absolutely HATE?
- hot peppers, strong black pepper
- If tomorrow was yesterday, would you do it the same?
- No, not at all.
I think I would have been a science major and spent my professional life as a marine biologist.
- What's the best date you've ever been on?
- A day at the beach on the North shore of Oahu, playing in the waves, eating picnic lunch and shave ice, talking, reading and relaxing all day long, followed by a great dinner at a lovely restaurant in Honolulu that floats in the middle of a big Koi pond. My date also bought me a lovely fragrant lei made entirely of tuberoses, and gave me a gift of gold jewlery. (Those were the days!)
- Describe your ideal person:
- Compassionate, funloving, and ethical, who lives more to give than to get. I find intelligence very attractive. Someone who respects me and is kind.
- You're hanging out with friends and having a good time. What are you doing?
- Wow, could be almost anything. For me, a good time depends more on the companions and the mood rather than the location or activity. Had a great time just browsing in a bookstore with a friend.
- 5 things you're really good at:
- Teaching, encouraging others, playing with animals, painting, gardening, all kinds of creative work like painting, writing, reading and adapting written works for the stage, directing and acting, etc.
- 5 things you're not so good at:
- Technical things like computers or electronics and home repairs, playing active sports anymore, standing up for myself in a fight, being patient with shallow, selfish people who needlessly hurt others, doing math calculations in my head.
- What is your theme song?
- Beethovan's ninth symphonie
- When the revolution comes, what will you be doing?
- Pulling weeds and planting herbs and veggies and talking to the bees, lizards, birds and butterflies in the community organic garden.
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I see things that we may have in common. However, I see a couple of things that may create difficult interactions. But I am willing to give a wait and see regarding compatibility.
I'm a little confused how this aspiesocial stuff works. Thanks for being my friend. My son is zen how? you ask. Well, first of all he used to meditate at age 3 or 4 all by himself without being coached or seeing me or anybody do it. Secondly, we were at a Rainbow Family summer gathering in 2003 I think, and we camped next to the guru tent where all the heavy mediation teachers were hanging out, and he would dance through their campfires in the most carefree way, creating quite a nice disturbance (he was 6 or so at the time) and his favorite bedtime movie is Little Buddha with keanu reeves who has aspergers, and he asked to lead a meditation workshop at Rainbow, but I didn't understand how he could be serious, and once when he was five a friend invited me to attend a darshan (I had never gone to one and had never talked about or heard about them), and I asked him casually "do you want to go to a darshan", and he just as casually replied, "no, too much talking." - which I thought was an odd comment, until I went to the darshan, and damn, if he wasn't right!!