MySingleFriend

sam said...

Peter Pan Looking For Wendy!
My Dad? Hhmmm where to start....my Dad was widowed at 27. He threw himself into his new role as Mum and Dad to 3 children under 6! That's when the fun began! He came up with games for every daily chore which turned out to be the best way to get 3 children ready on your own. He taught us how to build mattress slides on the stairs, he would often run off on days out so that he could race like a commando through the woods and jump out 5 minutes later scaring the living day lights out of us.

Now he is doing all those things for his adoring grand children. My children will never forget him taking them on 3 trains (all part of the adventure) to a maze, dressed in a cape, with a crocodile Dundee corked hat, kids knee pads and elbow pads, my son's whole arsenal of weapons and a light sabre. (Neither will the security guard at the train station who couldn't take his eyes off his machine gun as he asked what platform he needed).
He is resourceful, kind and positive. He would do anything for anyone, and always laugh rather than cry. Ignore the numbers on his profile, nobody can believe his age, particularly at boot camp where he gives people half his age a run for their money. Boot camping 5 times a week means he is very fit and is often found on the trampoline with his grand children ;-) He would love to share new experiences with a fun loving lady.
If you are looking for a man who would care for you, make you feel special, fix things that need fixing ;-) and most importantly fill your days with sunshine then this is the man for you. (If you are after his money ........ he hasn't got any! He is one of life's givers ;-)
"The secret of genius is to carry the spirit of the child into old age which means never losing your enthusiasm"