Date men from United States / California / Los Altos, 48 year old

Date a soulmate from United States. Loyal, smart, worldly
What makes me smile: The cranky character finally opening up, beating the odds, a cleaver turn
Published a book, designed a phone, foreign service, good friends, my family
Looking for genuine, open, warm person

Meet single man from United States. If you are ready to spend time discovering, experiencing and making fun out of life, then, let's find the time to make it so. If you are the one, then you are adventurous, real, open minded, and can be sensitive to other's fortune or misfortune. If you are the one, you had disappointments but that does not hinder your vision of a better future.

Date someone special from United States. the hoard of rumbling cars rolled up to the starting line of the biggest race at NASCAR, the Ford Fusion enwrapped with "Rick Santorum President" was at the back of the pack. But as rivals crashed and burned, the steady-paced underdog sped ahead.
Heading into the home stretch of the Daytona 500 on Monday, the car that began second to last had zoomed to the head of the pack. And when one opponent imploded, literally sparking a fireball on the track with a mere 40 laps left, the Santorum-sponsored driver, Toney Raines, was sitting in an impressive third place.
"Hang back, let the other cars in front get in wrecks … or drop out of the race, and then move up at the end," was the pre-race advice presidential candidate and NASCAR car sponsor Rick Santorum gave to Raines, who ultimately finished in 19 th place.
It's the " Santorum strategy," he said. And it seemed to work about as well on the race track as in the GOP primary.
When Santorum announced his presidential bid, he entered a Republican field overflowing with White House hopefuls. To say he began at the back of the pack is an understatement.