Tell Me Something About You

I've been married 50 years, have one son and one daughter, no grandchildren. I hadn't touched a computer or written anything until 2 and a half years ago, age 73. Among other things I write stories from my childhood, and write silly limericks and poems.

I think there are many ways to answer that question. The quick superficial one. I list of things, or one thing that I feel like talking about at the time. I am an empty nester, a substitute teacher and a mystery shopper. We have 7 children between us, one deceased. We have 12 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren between us. That's what I was in the mood to mention today.

I would answer this question depending on what situation. If I am with friends, there is no way I have to explain myself. Of course, if it a job interview. That would be a different. It would be answered to impress the interviewer.

I am 27 years old live in Ontario, Canada. Ihave 3 cats, 3 rabbits, 3 guinea pigs, 1 hamster, 2 mouse, 2 betta fish, and 3 rats. I work in retail, and been looking for other work. I am making changes for this year, and doing for myself.

I am happy to see you happy here despite husband no more.You're great achiever of your dream charitable works for children. Every Christmas, I feed some beggars in our city.

Most answers would be superficial. To really know someone you would need to spend time with them. I am mother of five, all successfully launched. Grandmother of eight. Babysitter, chauffeur, caregiver to my elderly father, happily married for 40 years.......

Ok here goes, I'm 51 divorced, have been for 10 years, single. I'm left handed too. I have three kids 18, 16 and 14. I love photography and how my own website plus my work can be seen on photo stock website and Zazzle too. I knit and sell my work on Etsy. In the past I ran and been in many Marathons and half Marathons

Good description of yourself and good question for others to ponder. You are about the same age as my granddaughter, so the "me" I am, is well-established. Many people my age, (and it's not the age that's on my short bio. I don't know how that age number got there and I don't know how to change it. I will be 75 years old this year.) But, many people my age, are very set in their ways. You get that way after many years of living. I've experienced many things, traveled extensively and had many reasons to develop endurance. I'm not a complex person, I don't think. I've always had my head on straight, in my opinion. No extreme, complex personality here. Those who have known me a long time consider me as being well-informed, kind and considerate of others. I've always been a voracious reader of books and the Bible, which I especially treasure. I enjoy learning as much as I can, which also transforms me into a "trivia nut" of course. I'm married to the same man now for many years. My children are all grown and married and live nearby, except my oldest son who lives about 4 hours away in NC. I have 4 grandchildren and 4 great grandchildren that I see every week, except for one grandson that lives in NC. He's in college now. I've also have ALWAYS been a writer. I just published my first novel, but I have written poetry all my life and written for two newspapers.

I am married, have one grown daughter, am retired (with a very part-time job to keep my wild birds fed). I also do some acting through and extras site in Portland, OR and locally too. I do yoga, walk, and play table tennis for exercise.

I am entitled to be retired but am still working in our own bar/restaurant. Two sons, one grandson. love reading, gardening and nice people1

I am happily married for nearly forty years - one son working. Semi-retired finance/accounts guy, now busy in my passion - writing and sharing my thoughts. My aim is to see a better world in my lifetime where we view others as human beings just like us and treat our fellow travelers as part and parcel of our lives. I quote Gandhi “The greatness of a nation and its moral progress can be judged by the way its animals are treated.” Also stop repeating our mistakes that are ongoing from time immemorial as they can do us in increasingly and make a mockery of our inner knowing - siva

Wow a noble project charity on.Operation Christmas child...how do you do it? The children in your church must be very happy. We may copy it as one of our community project, too. I am passionate about helping the poor. you are generous in sharing your life's story. You will easily make friends. Pleasure to know you.