I am a teacher and truly love my job. The beach is my favorite place on Earth. I was blessed to grow up in Coronado, CA. It is a heavenly place! I like oil painting, live music and books. I am learning to surf. I love to travel, and plan to see the world. The man for me is going to have God at the center of his life. I have not found this in my past, and I think that is why I'm still single.

I'd like to share an exhortation on the sacrament of marriage which describes what I hope my LAST first date will ultimately lead to:

Dear Friends in Christ,
As you know, you are about to enter into a union which is most sacred and most serious, a union which was established by God Himself. In this way He sanctified human love and enabled man and woman to help each other live as children of God, by sharing a common life under His fatherly care.

Because God Himself is thus its author, marriage is of its very nature a holy institution, requiring of those who enter into it a complete and unreserved giving of self. This union then is most serious, because it will bind you together for life in a relationship so close and so intimate that it will profoundly influence your whole future. That future - with its hopes and disappointments, its successes and failures, its pleasures and its pains, its joys and its sorrows - is hidden from your eyes. You know well that these elements are mingled in every life and are to be expected in your own. And so, not knowing what is before you, you take each other for better or for worse, for richer or poorer, in sickness and in health, until death.

These words, then, are most serious. It is a beautiful tribute to your undoubted faith in each other, that recognizing their full import, you are nevertheless so willing and so ready to pronounce them. And because these words involve such solemn obligations, it is most fitting that you rest the security of your wedded life on the great principle of self sacrifice. And so today you begin your married life by the voluntary and complete surrender of your individual lives in the interest of that deeper and wider life which you two are to have in common.

Henceforth you belong entirely to each other; you will be one in mind, one in heart, one in affections. And whatever sacrifices you may hereafter be required to make to preserve this common life, always make them generously. There will be problems which might be difficult, but genuine love can make them easy, and perfect love can make them a joy. We are willing to give in proportion as we love. And when love is perfect, the sacrifice is complete. God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son, and the Son so loved us that He gave Himself for our salvation. "Greater love than this no one has, that one lay down his life for his friends."

No greater blessing can come to your married life than pure conjugal love, loyal and true to the end. May this love, then, with which you join your hands and hearts today, never fail, but grow deeper and stronger as the years go on. And if true love and the unselfish spirit of perfect sacrifice guide all your actions, you two can expect the greatest measure of earthly happiness that may be allotted on this earth. The rest is in the hands of God. Nor will God be wanting to your needs; He will pledge you the lifelong support of His graces in the holy sacrament which you are now going to receive.

~Monsignor Charles Ramm, 1977

Waage

Fit

5' 3 (1.6 m)

Braun

Kaukasisch

Nie Verheiratet

Ja - Manchmal zuhause

Ja

Haare

Dunkelbraun

Ja

Universitäts-Abschluss

Vollzeit

Ausbildung / Akademiker

specialist

Freunde kommen gelegentlich vorbei

Nein

Ja - Eine oder zwei