I love my children and grandchildren, but, unfortunately, rarely meet with them. I am cool and i love life so much i want to know the value of my self i originated from Saudi Arabia but was born in U. A i love my job so much because it takes me around the globe.Love my cozy house, my animals (dogs, two cats), my flowers in the garden and on the balconies. please if you here for games try the girl next door. I have lots of friends here but no special person in my life.I am a little traditional at heart, & value being treated as a woman. A man that knows who he is; strong, honest, sincere, compassionate and kind, are qualities that are important to me.Originally from Sydney, moved to Central Coast after spenting the last 3 years on the Gold Coast. I am not desperate to find "the one" - (though if you are that would be a wonderful bonus), a new friend to invite to BBQ's or dinner parties would be nice. The Disco Classics, Hot Chocolate, Bee Gees & Bab's (yes - I am a bit of a Dag). I like all sorts of books, true crime, and autobiographies. Also enjoy a DVD snuggled on the lounge - now thats fun!A Foreign Office spokesman told the Mail Online: 'We are still committed to that.

Parts of the Cypriot media were less diplomatic when news first emerged in July of Britain's challenge to Cyprus’s greatest gift to gastronomy – a versatile cheese made largely from sheep and goat milk that can be grilled or fried without melting, but is also delicious when eaten raw.

“We can tolerate drunken UK tourists in Ayia Napa and British troops on Cyprus soil, but we will not surrender out soft cheese to colonial rule,” thundered a columnist in the Cyprus Weekly.

But Britain also accepts that halloumi has become an unlikely symbol of hope for reconciliation between Greek and Turkish Cypriots.

He has hailed the halloumi affair as proof of the island's leaders’ commitment to re-unifying Cyprus.

“This is not a small thing,” he declared in July when the application was published in the EU’s official journal.