Flirtatious, fun-loving, independent, serious, laidback, sensual, romantic, no-nonsense, free-spirited, creative, personable, youthful, well read, and articulate--not to mention intelligent. Love PDA (but not my intimate parts).

I'm sort of a "jack-of-all-trades" and like a variety of things--running my business, writing short romance stories, seeing new movies with an appreciable crowd, listening to Jazz, Brazilian and R&B, watching TV (discriminately), or whatever I choose to do—the sky’s the limit.

I like to take time to get to know someone. Start off as "pen pals". I thought that participating in "role playing" would help us get to know each other better.

The role-play would go something like this—

I present you with a scenario and we develop the characters based on our imaginations. We can find out how creative we both are.

If you want to “play” here’s the scenario”

“I’m an accomplished business owner who has sort of “fallen” out of the dating scene for some time. You, on the other hand, started off on the “right road”, but veered off and got into some trouble—nothing serious—and are now on the path to getting your act together. You have a background in marketing management and are being recommended to me by a mutual acquaintance of ours to fill a marketing position at my firm. We meet for the first time when I interview you. I’m impressed with your business acumen and decide to bring you on board. You’re impressed with my business savvy and youthful exuberance and, after working at the firm for over three months, are starting to like me more on a personal level. However, after brushing off your implied advances, you discover that I’m “married” to my business and express to you that I don’t mix business with pleasure. You’re convinced that I need a love life and so the story begins . . .”

This is along the lines of “Who’s Line is it Anyway?”—if you get my gist.

Let’s start with our first scene—

Scenario 1: It’s Friday, 7:00 pm, and you come into my office without knocking, startling me—as I think that everyone has gone home.

What happens next?

On a more personal note about you—Along with being creative, I would love to meet someone who is health-conscious, a non-smoker with good family background, loves children, is educated, non-superficial, sensual--but doesn't flaunt it, confident, intuitive, takes personality over appearances (however, I'm no ogre!). I can procrastinate and need “encouraging” without discouraging. No “bad boys”—you know what I mean.