Mid-twenties with a fair amount of youthful optimism.

Have a long term plan of doing sciencey things but I am a man of varied interests.

-Cooking
-Stating the obvious but in an unconventional way
-Learning new skills
-Staying calm when it hits the fan

Not good at:
-Awkward Silence
-Recovering from a slight stumble on a sidewalk with grace.
-First impressions/selling myself (not for money but I mean like interviews).

Not too sure. I'm tallish and one person said I had very nice eyebrows (yes genetics blessed me with perfect eyebrows---remember that the next time you're getting your eyebrows waxed and curse that this gift was wasted on a guy).

Books: I don't read enough fiction. I'm trying to change that but it's not a battle I'm winning. I just finished 100 Years of Solitude. I've had to travel a bit for work recently so I've read a lot of short stories which has been nice. I'm currently trying to tackle Infinite Jest.

Movies: Shawshank Redemption, Green Mile, The Rum Diaries (I owned the dvd for 14 months before I actually watched it), Crazy Stupid Love. I feel like I rarely go to the movies. It isn't because I don't want to. I'll see a trailer and think, "That looks interesting I want to see that." Then three months later I remember I wanted to see it and now it's in the purgatory between not being in the movies and becoming a dvd.

Shows: Arrested Development, Californication, Parks and Rec, Archer, Eastbound and Down, Slide, Burn Notice.

Music: If it sounds good I'm totally behind it; probably dancing.

Food: I dislike cauliflower. Outside of that I love spicy: latino, asian, indian <3.

-Brothers
-My close friends
-Clean bathroom
-Adirondack Chair
-Summer
-Having the luxury of being spontaneous.

Stuff that I have no control over.

Wondering how the end of the week snuck up on me; in all seriousness I should put a bell on it.

My brother exclusively calls me Frank.

Sneezing embarasses me.

Is this where I get to put my wish list? Goodie. I would like someone that has a great sense of humor and I actually mean it. One of my favorite sections on esquire.com is their "a beautiful woman tells a joke" because all the jokes have been funny and the woman are beautiful---win win.