Let’s start with the truth:
Women possess a beauty that spins my head. That hasn’t changed a bit over time. It’s just part of me.

I’m creative, playful, and full of life. I’m into simplicity, deep honesty, and the joy of feeling alive inside my own skin. I love movement, thoughtful conversation, animation, plants, a healthy diet, and expressive people who don’t fit in boxes.

I’ve got one tattoo. It says “tattoo.” That probably tells you what you need to know about my attitude.

I'm 73, but I don’t feel my age. I’m still evolving. I wrote a book about inner strength, and I try to live that every day.

I’m looking for someone unique. Someone who feels life deeply and wants to make her whole life a work of art. If that sounds like you… come stir things up. I’d love to meet someone who makes life even more interesting.

Over 40 years ago, I was in a head-on collision with a drunk driver who hit me at 120 mph. It was called "the worst accident in Miami Beach history." I should’ve died—but instead, I got a second life.

I had to rebuild from zero. My body was injured, my mind was scrambled, and everything changed. Today I walk with canes, and do not drive. It is true that I’ll never be your tennis partner—but my inner balance? I am definitely not a complainer. It's important to me that I always remain independent, strong, and balanced.

I’ve come a long way. These days, I laugh easily, move gently, and feel grateful. I practice a daily connection to what’s real inside. A man named Prem Rawat pointed me toward the beauty and strength we all carry. That quiet feeling guides my life.

I’m open to friendship or a deep, loving relationship. But anyone I’m close with needs to feel at peace with my disability—and okay that my priorities include this quiet, powerful inner practice.

So if you’re into soulful men who know how to slow down, stay present, and love with their whole heart… I might be your guy.

Right now, I’m producing a 30 minute video about inner strength—made for teenagers, but honestly, it’s for everyone who’s ever faced something big and wondered, “Do I have what it takes?” The program will be promoted nationally and submitted for television broadcast, and I'm writing a book to go with it. "This paperback is book I wanted to read, when I was a teenager."

This work is dear to me. It grew out of a project I started called The Piece We Need—a series of animated stories about resilience and life itself. It led to a book, festival awards, interviews, and a growing ripple of interest.

I’m also semi-retired, doing 3D modeling for elaborate theme parks and casinos. It’s creative, flexible, and pays well—which means I can travel or relocate if I want to.

In the past, I led the Online Noetic Network, exploring human consciousness with the Institute of Noetic Sciences. The thread that runs through everything I do? Sharing what I’ve learned and creating beauty out of challenge.

I’ve got stories to tell and space beside me for someone curious, kind, and maybe a little mischievous. Want to come see what this could feel like—up close?