I am a young-minded, 52 year-old woman. Have been divorced for 12 years. Have raised my kids plus some that belonged to others. I have a bunch of grandchildren that I adore. I am originally from Ohio and have just returned after living in Texas for a while. I have 1 daughter still in Texas, but the rest of my family is in Ohio. I love the Riverwalk there in San Antonio. Like to do all kinds of things. Like to dance, but not very good at it. Enjoy almost all kinds of music. I do not believe in playing head games. Not enough time in my life for that. I am not looking for someone who wants to be just a bed buddy. Been to that party and danced that dance before. I have been on my own for quite a while and don't have to have a partner to make me complete. Although I would like to find a good, loving relationship to enhance my life. I am a passionate, affectionate woman with a good sense of humor. Would love to meet someone with these same qualities. Don't really mind if they have kids that still live at home. I am very family oriented and like to spend time with them. Don't know football real well, but learning. I do like the San Antonio Spurs basketball team. There are lots of things I haven't done, but open to try something new. Believe that the right man and I could create a loving, lasting relationship, and learn a lot from each other. I have been trying to stick to men close to my own age recently, but generally like them a bit younger. Seems so many men in their fifties are ready to settle into a rocking chair on the front porch and that's just not for me yet. I want to enjoy life and interested in someone else who wants to do the same. Just sitting in the rocking chair watching the grandkids play is great, but sometimes I want to play too. I might be a little older, but I sure ain't dead yet. Don't get me wrong, I can enjoy sitting and watching a sunset or just cuddling in front of the fire or curling up together and watching a movie. As a matter of fact, those are a few of my favorite things to do with my someone special. I refuse to believe that romance is dead. I know it is alive and well and could be living in Ohio. I sure hope so. I am looking forward to hearing from some of you Buckeys out there.