Do you need any new friends?
I once saw a woman driving behind me in the Wendy’s drive-through. Of course I knew nothing about her, whether she was annoying or funny, rigid or forgiving, nurturing or destructive. I only knew that she was very pretty and that she hadn’t driven to Wendy’s to be bothered by me.
Then I started to wonder: What if she’s had many of the same problems I’ve had? What if she has been single and lonely for years? What if all her old friends are too busy for her or have moved out of state? What if every guy at her workplace is already married? What if she has no other way to meet people? What if she goes out in public in the desperate hope that someone will stop to talk to her? What if we were very compatible? By the time I had considered these questions, the moment was gone. It was too late. I didn’t want to make the same mistake with you. I know that chances are we aren’t compatible, but if we never hang out, we’ll never know.
I’m the most interesting guy I know. I write fiction and non-fiction. I have published seven books and I am currently writing thirty more. I draw alien creatures. I like to explore parks and follow trails. I like art museums. I like pizza. I like sushi. I have memorized pi to 56 digits. Everyone at work says I’m hilarious. My greatest joy is to learn more about creation and its creator, but my joy would be complete with a companion on my journey.
I have big projects planned for the next couple of years and every great man needs a great woman, both to support him and to keep his ego in check. If I gave you my card, give me a call. DISCLAIMER
I once saw a woman driving behind me in the Wendy’s drive-through. Of course I knew nothing about her, whether she was annoying or funny, rigid or forgiving, nurturing or destructive. I only knew that she was very pretty and that she hadn’t driven to Wendy’s to be bothered by me.
Then I started to wonder: What if she’s had many of the same problems I’ve had? What if she has been single and lonely for years? What if all her old friends are too busy for her or have moved out of state? What if every guy at her workplace is already married? What if she has no other way to meet people? What if she goes out in public in the desperate hope that someone will stop to talk to her? What if we were very compatible? By the time I had considered these questions, the moment was gone. It was too late. I didn’t want to make the same mistake with you. I know that chances are we aren’t compatible, but if we never hang out, we’ll never know.
I’m the most interesting guy I know. I write fiction and non-fiction. I have published seven books and I am currently writing thirty more. I draw alien creatures. I like to explore parks and follow trails. I like art museums. I like pizza. I like sushi. I have memorized pi to 56 digits. Everyone at work says I’m hilarious. My greatest joy is to learn more about creation and its creator, but my joy would be complete with a companion on my journey.
I have big projects planned for the next couple of years and every great man needs a great woman, both to support him and to keep his ego in check. If I gave you my card, give me a call. DISCLAIMER
For much of his life, Daniel Noe doodled on napkins, receipts, scrap paper, in the columns of his school papers, and in several other places that shall remain unmentioned. He would start each with a random line and then literally make them up as he went along. Most ended up becoming alien creatures that he would then create physiological traits for. One day his father said, “You can draw. Why don’t you buy some good paper and put some effort into it?” Thus, InkDoodler was born.
Here Are Just A Few Of My Drawings
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