She'd make a Great Girlfriend because... Katie would make a great girl-friend for many reasons. She is so caring and generous; it is hard for her to say no. She loves taking care of others (her nickname in college was "Ma"). Because of my job, Katie was forced to move around a lot. This forced her to grow up very fast, but in a good way. She has an older brother and has always been more into "male" things than make-up and fashion. Such as: building things and figuring out how things work. She is very versatile when it comes to life. She can change a tire or work the ground and then go home change and go to a dance that same night. She is fiercely loyal and once she makes a friend sticks with them through thick and thin. She has known her two best friends since 2nd and 9th grade. So many years later and they still keep in touch.

Her Looks: She has light brown hair and gorgous blue eyes. Her best assest would have to be either her eyes or calves.

Her perfect Saturday: Sunny day = day at the beach, out an about, playing with her niece and nephew in the sand box.

Rainy day = Reading, sleeping in, and surfing the net.

In her car you'll find: Books, CD's, a heavy and light jacket, and car maintenance items.

This girl's just crazy about: Art, Cooking, Hiking, Karaoke, Music, Movies, Reading, Sleeping

Her biggest quirk: She knows a lot of random facts. This actually comes in very handy when playing trivia contests.

Three famous people she'd invite to dinner: Jesus, Gillian Anderson (from her favorite TV show), and ......?

Her ideal partner: Her perfect match would be smart and could hold his own in a conversation. Would love to sleep in on Saturdays or get up early and go to the beach or lake. Likes to read and is in to technology in one form or another. A sense of humor is a must have. Looks don't matter; she always says it is what’s on the inside that counts. An interest in cooking would be a plus. He would also like to get outside and exercise. Katie likes to go on walks and to the gym, but usually needs some encouragement. A belief in God and religious practice would be recommended.