AARP Online Community: Riverkilt

Riverkilt

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Background

Gender: Male

Status: Single

Ethnicity: Caucasian

Location:
PAGE, Arizona
United States

School:
Oregon State University (as a kid)
Arizona State University (Moon Devil)
Rio Salado College
Ottawa University - Phoenix

Work:
Newspaper boy
factory sweatshop
Underground miner
27 years of sales and marketing
licensed massage therapist
licensed professional counselor

Hometown(s):
Selma, Alabama
Waco, Texas
Missoula, Montana
Portland, Oregon
Corvallis, Oregon
Shirley Basin, Wyoming
Ouray, Colorado
Lexington, Kentucky
Raleigh, North Carolina
Summit, New Jersey
Richmond, Virginia
Bristol, Virginia
San Diego, California
Phoenix, Arizona
Birmingham, Alabama
Anaheim, California
Page, Arizona

My Websites:
http://s237.photobucket.com/albums/ff147/riverkilt/

Quote:
Women want to be soulmates with men who have no souls. John Lee; 100% of divorces start with a marriage

My Comments (1)

About Me

I live in the canyonlands of Arizona where I work as a Licensed Professional Counselor, mostly with addiction and criminal justice clients. I'm a friend of Bill Wilson's for over 19 years. Serve on the board of directors of our local domestic violence agency. Was married 20 years. Have been divorced 20 years since. Much prefer the later. AANR member

Interests:

Hiking, swimming, water dancing, nurturing massage, showing friends around the canyonlands and the rezlands. Like road trips. Big on good old fashion cuddling too...just holding and being. Interested in shared housing for elders. Why live alone and lonely when as men die off the surviving guys could share housing with a few ladies. Share the expense, share the chores, share the friendship. More along the lines of fraternity/sorority housing than polygamy. A man and three ladies might be able to chip in and afford a nicer home with a pool and a hot tub...might have to design build the home. Each with seperate living areas. But also common areas like kitchen, dining, living room, yard, pool, hot tub. It just makes sense. So sad to see folks living alone in their senior years. Why not live with a "family of choice?"

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