About organicfarmvet:
First, a compliment. A quick scroll through some of the women online, I see some genuine people, and that is a real relief - I was starting to wonder if there were any real people left anymore in this world. So, good on you ladies, nice to see honesty and honest faces, life can be a real challenge so keep plugging away, it looks like a likely place to meet a real person. As for me, I am an unusual fellow. I am almost flat broke at 42! I cannot even pay for my picture, I am .50 cents short on my paypal and I have to buy a years worth of gas with prices going to 6-7 bucks a gallon up here. Seriously. Not any fault of mine unfortunately. Sadly, the office world is working hard to destroy the small farmers, especially organic, we have been fighting gmos tooth and nail for 15 years and we are losing everything but our own health - even the standards have gone down. But my little place is a lovely, hardscrabble, side hill where rocks and clay grow nicely = I am digging 10 holes a day right now with pick and shovel to plant corn at 2000 feet in the mountains. I am the only farmer in 10 miles, so my food supply is safe. I can guarantee a woman and kids eat the finest food in the world, as I like to eat and make this a top priority - also healthy air, superlative water, an excellent library and my own remarkable education. I am a reasonably handsome man, will post a photo soon - in excellent physical condition Euro Canadian, highly educated and intelligent, rough life and background, I have nothing I did not work for - twice. I am 100% organic, an inventor, a scholar, a hunter/trapper/outdoorsman. Inventing is tough right now, corporations are stealing patents right out of the office and having them made overseas, then they bury us in court. So, I am opting out and pulling back to the subsistence homestead for a while - till the smoke clears, it isn\'t even safe to patent anymore. I have a small, beautiful, pristine hobby farm I have made from timber land in the mountains, I spend 80% of my time farming - a small farm is just as much work as a large one. The farm is loaded with debt, but I am relatively secure with the mortgage, able to sell eventually, move on and do it again. I don\'t need a wife, but a positive woman who enjoys rural living and self sufficiency would be welcome and make my life easier. I am very athletic. Friends would be awesome, any age or location, lets trade knowledge, I assure you, I am brilliant.