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46, f, married, bossy big sis to 2 f, 2 m, retired, BS - mkt, MBA - fin, aunt to 6 teenagers and 2 little girls 5 & 3. Lucky to still have both my parents living and a classy mother-in-law. Love all kinds of games; poker, pinochle, board games. Expert on research, shopping, gardening, cars. Love to read; mysteries, biographies, philosophy. Sous chef and procurer for my husband, the world's greatest amateur cook. Owned 9 houses in the last 20 years, so expert on real estate, moving, packing and organization too. Somewhat clever about home repairs. Amateur photographer and semi-whiz at photo editing. My challenges; had to put my beloved 15 1/2 year old golden retriever down on 8/30/06. depression, overweight, herniated lumbar discs, smoker, did i mention bossy?

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