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update, as of june 28, i think i have found the one sorry ladies i will not be answering as long as this goes well easy going, love the outdoors, fishing,golf boating, hiking the woods, am also on retirering in 3 years, in north woods of wisconsin, will be a easy, peaceful quiet so read carefully i am not planning any trips to china right now, you will need to visit me,i am trying to get set up, for retirement, also spending thousands of dollars to visit you before i am ready might be foolish......i will be seeing one of you in the future. now, if you want to visit me, let me know. enough of you have said that is ok. when i have my retirement home and am closer to finally retiring, i will pursue you, that is unless you come here. if you do come here, i will help with expenses. so please contact me if are not in a big hurry...like the forest and lakes, like outdoors, cold and snow in winter, feel free to ask questions, i started this pusuit a few months ago and have now figured out i may have started out to early . i am still looking, but now with a different agenda... thank you for your patience

When I was in my late teens I worked in a lab with 80% Chinese students/PhD's, I found it odd that the were studying Christianity while I was at the time studying Budhism. I don't think a few of those students really cared about either, and those are the ones I liked. I didn't really care about either influence, I just wanted to know about more than what some caucasian told another was right. I don't care, I decide these things myself.

A very intelligent and creative man that loves to laugh and finds fun in everyday occurances. Loving and finacially stable. Very much a gentleman.

Down to earth, easy going, ambitious, hard worker, laid back, smart, honest, trustworthy, sincere, sympathetic, passionate, loving, good hearted, compassionate, sense of humor

I am retired from Chrysler Corp. after nearly 30 years. I am divoriced, live alone. Nonsmoker or drinker.

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im 5' 9" tall with sandy blonde hair and hazels eyes. im easy going and laid back. I love the outdoors.

I'm 57, was married once for 22 years, divorced in 2009, I'm single, and have no linguring ex-wife's or girlfriends. I'm secure, confident, have a great job, and keep myself in real good shape. I have three grown children, I live alone, love to travel and have the ability too. I'm on this website in the hopes of meeting my best friend and lover to spend the rest of my life with. I'm very excited about the next chapter in my life so if this sounds interesting to you the next logical step....a conversation!

Hi I'm John. I can't believe it but I'll turn 69 next month. How did that happen? Anyway I like science, History,and conversation about many things. Something in the family genes has astrong liking of animals. My dad liked cattle. My cousins dogs, cats. horses. My oldest son (39) liked (like me), like had reticulated pythons and other herptiles in the past. My oldest daughter (39), has 2 dogs, a cat, and now a little boy that will grow up liking his companions. My youngest daughter (36), has a boy and a girl and they hadn't had a pet. They moved out to Colorado and aquired a dog. My youngest boy (35), has a cat. Oh yes gals, they are good looking (I'm not joking). Well the world economy has gone soft and many people have lost their previous homes and give up their cats. I took in many and tend to their needs as well as I can. Cats are graceful, beautiful, intelligent animals who can be friends without losing their indepence do make their own choices. Pretty cool huh? My family is connected with U.S. Military. Most of us have been sailors,soldiers, or marines. My uncle John died in a old torpedo plane attacking the Kaga, a Japanese aircraft carrier June 4th 1942, That'sa big deal in this next generation. I have a liberal arts education. That means educated in many things but not deeply. I majored in biology and taught jr. high science. I worked most of the rest in the rubber industry evaluating experimental rubber recipes. And joined the Wisconsin Army National Guard (WIANG) as a tank crewman. I was assigned as a radio repairman to a tank company in Vietnam 1966-67, an taught it would be interesting to be a tank crewman-it was but hot, sweaty, and dirty. But hey, you are here once and a road not taken is a road seen,Right? As long as I'm healthy I'll be tuned to that liberal arts education loaded with curiousity. If there is an afterlife, which I seriously doubt, I look back and find many memories and none too boring.

I'm a very relax person