A first date would be simple and filled with conversation. A cup of coffee in a coffee shop or a stroll through downtown Annapolis or DC while we get to know about each other.

Relationships in general continue to teach me more and more about myself and how I react to those around me. I have learned that it truly does take two working very earnestly at making a relationship work. One person working hard and sacrificing just won't do it. There must be both give and take. There must also be good, undisturbed communication on a regular basis. Nothing intense, necessarily, but enough to continue to foster that flame. I have also learned how important my faith is not just to me, but also to share with those I love.

having a guide, a measure and the God given support to do what is right in my life as well as to teach my kids what is right.

The next five years will see me completing my Masters degree in Nursing, getting the Annulment finalized, and hopefully having new friends to share my joys and frustrations with.

I always love the Corinthians passage heard often at weddings, Love is kind, love is not rude, etc. It is a measure of what God wants us to aim for in both marriage and in the way we relate to others.

I play guitar and love just about any kind of music. I have been blessed to have lived overseas in a couple of different countries. It was a real eye opener as to all that I have and what responsibility there is to give to those less fortunate.