The name Scrooge brings about pre-conceived ideas of someone being tight with their money Although he may have become a reformed character I'm afraid his name remains synonymous with tendencies to be a skin-flint!
... but I'm sure you will find the perfect lassie no matter what your username - Good luck Mr Scrooge!!
At a guess I'd say 10 years either way but... it's a hard question to answer because it's the person I'd be dating and that wouldn't be based on the amount of years she has lived!
I'm on a weeks break from work, I woke to find the sun shining (a rarity in Inverness) and whilst walking along the banks of the river I saw two Red Deer happily munching away without a care in the world... plenty to smile about today!
Well my excuse is the misleading advertisement...'Connecting Singles"!! I came seeking a partner but it's starting to look like all I am going to find is a padded cell...
Maybe 'Connecting Straightjackets' would have been more apt?
Any advice on what to do with an over-protective, deranged seagull?
I live quite close to the River Ness and to leave my house I have to make my way along a wee path... but this is easier said than done!
Alfred (name taken from Hitchcock film - The Birds)seems to spend his entire time just waiting for me to appear and then dives with a bone-chilling screech straight for me
I understand that he/she may be protecting their young but I am becoming virtually housebound and am having to cook a large Bacon Roll to chuck in the opposite direction as I race for sanctuary - I have tried cheese and even sausage but Bacon seems to be his only weakness!
Apart from that... I'm Pete - Joined today and looking forward to getting to know you all!
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and I promise to wear my kilt!! 
er... I love coffee!! 
RE: why is it so hard to meet people of my age
The name Scrooge brings about pre-conceived ideas of someone being tight with their money... but I'm sure you will find the perfect lassie no matter what your username - Good luck Mr Scrooge!!