I just finished law school, and am floating around waiting to take the bar and become an actual attorney. I love meeting new people and learning from their experiences. I tend to be a bit zany and energetic, but I have no trouble spending a mellow evening watching movies. I love discourse and will often become excited by simple conversations. I am sincere and honest and have been told that I am a very sweet person. I tend to be social and shy at the same time.

My friends are extremely important to me, and I am a firm believer in bros before hoes.

I also really like playing board games including Risk and Diplomacy and I am fond of Monopoly and Scrabble. I like to keep busy. Currently, I'm taking singing lessons, hip-hop dance classes, and refereeing soccer for K-6. I am currently knitting the scarf from Dr. Who.

I’m a very spiritual person. I’m also annoyed by “spiritual” people. So, I’ll tell you how I’m distinguished from what I think is the typical “spiritual” person: I like organized religion. I like congregations, I like group prayer, I like tradition and I like liturgy. Go figure. I was converting to Orthodox Judaism, but after three years of that, I just had too many issues with it. Kierkegaard is a wonderful man, and I think so many things have worked in just the right way that I would be foolish at this point to be unconvinced. My friend daemion186 probably gave me the single most convincing argument I've heard. I think I'll stick it in a journal entry. I am currently reading lots of Kierkegaard and G.K. Chesterton, and wish I could invent a time machine to travel back and propose marriage to either of them.

As far as my career interests, I am highly interested in education laws and the legal, social, and moral ramifications of various policies. I love science and the law, and will maybe mix those in a career in public health policy. Who knows?

I love new people and new perspectives. I love to question myself, and will often question others. Please don’t be offended. I’m just curious, but sometimes, I come across as harsh. Sorry. I'm also quite sensitive and am usually the first one to cry in a movie. I'm dependable and tenacious and once I find a friend, I stick. I am an INTP and a blue who is also very green and orange.

So, someone once asked me what I have to offer. There used to be a list here, but, I think it was far too revealing.

I recently signed up for singing lessons, a hip-hop dance class, and to teach middle school aged children in Sunday school. I'm enjoying discovering the context in which I live.

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• meinscheisse

I graduated from UGA with a BSA in food science. Having finished law school. I'm working for a labor and employment law firm while waiting to take the bar. I'm contemplating going back to school.

Debating, reading, talking...crocheting? Not spelling.

My hair. It's red. And pretty. It has been called magic hair.

(a) Lords of Discipline, Pat Conroy; Anything by Pat Conroy; Mrs. Piggle Wiggle, MacDonald Knight; Orthodoxy, G.K. Chesterton; The Importance of Being Earnest, Oscar Wilde; Sandman, Neil Gaiman; Stardust, Neil Gaiman; Anything by Neil Gaiman; Franny & Zooey J.D. Salinger. (b) Good Will Hunting, The Little Mermaid, Dogma, I am Sam (c) I usually listen to the radio on scan (d) Cherries, apples, strawberries, tomatoes

Friends, Family, Books, Belief, Ice Cream, Fluffy Blankets

work that needs to be done, religion, juggling, happiness

What's "typical"?

And there never was an apple, in Adam's opinion, that wasn't worth the trouble you got into from eating it.
~Neil Gaiman

You want to hear a hello from a girl who loves to meet new people.

A short description of the people to whom I gravitate:
Intelligent, playful, open minded, kind, and trustworthy, dependable, and outside the norm.

I want someone who has similar desires to mine: someone who is looking for answers, someone who wants to help others, someone who wants to explore the wonders the world still has to offer. I don't do well with cynics.