Hi! I enjoy reading, cooking, music, languages and cultures, writing, recieving mail, camping, crafts, hiking, walking, and making new friends.  I am fun loving, easy going, and a person who loves to see the best in people. I love to talk but more importantly love to listen better. I do enjoy listening to people and learning about who they are and where they are going in this little old world which is getting smaller by the year. This would be perfect because I would learn about you and you would learn about me. I am a gal that just wants to have fun and learn something along the journey of this life. This life would be nothing without friends in it!

I would love to find a pen pal that would share similiar interests and maybe not so similiar interests. I can get along with a rattle snake. Wanna try me out and see how well I do with one? I will talk with anybody that wants to talk. I just love penpaling snail mail or email. I am an anglophile, bibliophile,​­ and french is just about my first language in which I am so proud of myself for learning. I can talk comparative religion from Wicca, Paganism, to Christianity​­. I am dying to get to know you all  I would also chat with the sub and counter cultures of America and other places around the world. I just love people.


no person askin' for coin' stamps postcard and any thing like that because I won' sen it to him, or want to  have some money want rely bc i don't have it

hiking, fishing, swimming, hunting, guns, outdoorsey things, needle crafts from sewing to quilting to embroidery, camping, the country life,LOL bondage/S&​­M?:nah,mayb​e­/no comment/not before marriage,LOL​­!, football, soccer, sports meets, track and field, weight lifting, cooking, trying new recipies, traveling, rock hunting, paranormal activities, and sharing your world with  mine as I am quite flexible with interests and things. Walks in the rain, walks after dark or at midnight, camping to the point of living on the campground as long as there are showers handy, roasting marshmallows​­, cooking on a wood burning stove, cooking on a campfire, watching the sun come up, antique cars especially GTO's, car shows, mud slings, knife throwing, axe throwing, horseshoe throwing, fencing, swords, medievil dressing and fantasy, dragons, playing cards especially poker and blackjack not to forget ginrummie, playing my fiddle,

Bluegrass, honky tonk to Super Fuzzy Animals...Ja​­zz, r and b, classical, Def Lepard, Kiss, Cinderella, metal music-goth to the eighties, 70's -80's, no rap as it puts too many good people down, just about can listen to anything that is good; too many to list as I am a musician of the keyboards piano organ harpsichord clavichord etc...11th through the 21st Century music, hammered dulcimer music, harp music,acusti​­c music, Dread Zepplin, Hayseed Dixie, Damh the Bard, Lawrence Welk, Norma Zimmer, Tom Netherton, Luciano Pavaroti, the three tenors, SKA,


ngombolo r congolese music like koffi,werra,​jb  the zouk or french and spanish muzik that kill really like

Dolores Claiborne, Primevil, Cars, Back to the Wild, Madagascar, SAW I-III, Harry Potter, any Stephen King movie that you could list, Anything with a good strong symbiology and philosophy to it; Romeo and Juliet-the new one, Pirates of the Carribean, Hot Fuzz, Spiderman I-III, Home Alone, Crash

congolese tv shows

Scarlet Letter by Nathanial Hawthorne, Stephen King, Dean Koontz, Paradise Lost, some country writers, super harliquin romances which are nothing but quasi S-fantasy books- can't handle a steady diet of them, mysteries, too numerous to list everyone; Raymond Buckland, Gardener, bibliophile where every book can make it to my collection, stitchery books, quilt books, Betty Crocker cookbook collector, sociology and communicatio​­n books; Lewellyn type of books are welcome so I can keep up with the counter culture of America, I have read everything that Shakespere ever wrote! My favorite Shakespere is Othello and McBeth-wow!A​­nne Rice, The Illiad-Homer​­, Classical literature of Brittian and America, anything by Joseph Campbell,


novels,bible​  yes bible it's the my favorite book, but

Live today like there is no tomorrow

The ultimate measure of a man is not where he stands in moments of comfort and convenience,​­ but where he stands at time of challenge and controversy

If winning is about possessing something
No one wins at the end of it.... in other words loosing ourself is the winning shot in this game called life

Life is not measured by the number of 'breaths' we take, But by the moments that take our 'breaths' away... :)

"Everyo​­­ne takes the limits of his own vision for the limits of the world."​­­ Arthur Schopenhauer​­­