Penpal message / wishes: Looking for someone to chat to. I am in my early 40s & married . If anyone is in the same boat and would like to chat about it that would be good. I Like movies, music, nature, travelling and can chat bout anything else too. I am open minded and non judgmental so if you need someone to chat to
Hobbies:reading, journaling, crochet, podcasts, meeting new friends, spending time with the O/H Penpal message / wishes: I would like to chat with other women who are happy to chat about any subject under the sun. I would prefer to chat on WhatsApp or Facebook messenger as it is quicker and real time.
I am happy to talk about religion but I do not wish to be converted. I am a happy beginner pagan but I and respectful of other religions and beliefs.
In my experience men don't understand the concept of friends. I realise this is a very general statement but it is what it is so no men. If men email they prove my point by clearly disrespecting my boundaries.
I am in a longterm relationship with my soulmate and one man is quite enough thank you very much.
I share my home with a multitude of house plants and a tiny lilliputian called Lilith, she's a hamster with sass.
I enjoy reading, crochet, journaling, true crime, podcasts and other things that won't come to mind.
I love the sun. I love water, preferably the sea or rivers and woodlands. Oh and MUSHROOMS!!! Nature just makes my soul happy.
if any of this waffles sound interesting to you please email me and I might share my WhatsApp details.
Hobbies:Hiking, reading, technology, food, travel. Penpal message / wishes: You can go out to a fancy restaurant, spend a bit of money and have a nice meal that is quite often a little bit .......hmmmm, unforgettable?
I think the best meal you can have is something that is cooked at home by someone who possibly follows a recipe passed down from their mother, and that might have been passed to her by her mother. It's a recipe that has been perfected over the years and probably uses ingredients that are found locally, but more than anything, it's made with real love.
A few friends around a table, simple but delicious food and wine, no pressure to finish up, no spending ages ignoring everyone else while you pour through pages of a menu hoping you make the right choice, no worrying about how the bill will be split. Just relaxed, enjoyable and memorable.
So, let's imagine you have maybe three, four or five people coming round to your home because you offered to cook. You have a couple of days to prepare, get the ingredients, and create a relaxed evening event that will make people want to come back. You aren't trying to impress with something fancy that you wouldn't cook for yourself - this is a family meal that is now for friends. What do you cook? How do you decide what to cook? What about drinks? Do you theme?
If you don't cook, then what would you hope to get at such an event?
I'm Nick, I'm over 50, live in England although I am a bit of a nomad having also lived in Spain, Austria, Norway, Belgium, Luxembourg, Scotland and Malta. I'm technical, creative and imaginative and I love cooking for friends, and they always want to come back. I'm quite critical when I go to a restaurant though.
Hobbies:Going out, Cinema, Pop Concerts, Bowling, Eating out Penpal message / wishes: James 52 Salford single
looking For single female in the UK
Go out into Manchester on the weekend
Drinks, cinema, eating out, normal things
Like a single woman with
Long hair, nice looking, caring
Likes Wearing skirt or dress with black tights
If interested in chatting more reply back
or email me to talk more thanks
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