Hi, I’m Jim, a 30-year-old who is 5’11 and about 185 lbs. I was raised in a very small town in North Carolina close the coast. I’m single and no kids. While I’m here, I’m working in facilities where I’ve learned a lot about welding and plumbing. This has made me realize that I enjoy working with my hands.
I’m looking for someone who would like to correspond by mail or phone. When I’m out in a couple of years I hope to be able to travel from “the mountains to the coast” in North Carolina. I’m open-minded and consider myself to have a great sense of humor. Looking to make a genuine connection for now and the future.
Some of my hobbies include working out, hiking, a good book and cooking. I listen to all genres of music but my favorite is classic country. The classic country songs have the best stories to tell and I love to listen to them.
I enjoy life and would like to share some of my life experiences while I listen to yours. Meeting new people is a great way to enhance life as we know it to be.
If you reach out, I promise to respond. Looking forward to hearing from you.
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