I am a new yorker,
I love to debate but am not confrontational.
I grew up in the art world and think 3-dimensionally.
I take genuine interest in the people I meet and really care about friends.
I've traveled a good amount and who I am has been shaped by many experiences that are easier brought up in a conversation than set into bullet points.
I'm easy going and always find a way to have a good time regardless of where I find myself.

I am back at school pursuing a B.S. in Economics following a two-year stint as a marketing analyst.

travelling. I have a photographic memory for places and an uncanny ability to communicate with only my hands.

My untraceable accent. (English and american)

Books: The Oxford American Writer's Thesaurus. You might mock loving a thesaurus

Movies: Not the biggest fan of your typical american blockbuster, but not the connaiseur of the underground indie prodigy of the moment either.

Shows: Sherlock, The Wire, Community, Arrested Development, the first season of Dexter, Archer, old school Nova,

Music: I enjoy listening to it. I attempted the Banjo, but it gave up on me.

Food: food is complicated with me, i am constantly attempting to better existing recipes, I have been told I am a generous lover, as in, for the amount of love I put into my cooking for those that will have the privilege to try it.

1. Passport

2. Coffee

3. My bicycle

4. A good pen

5. A good book

6. Salt

how I could possibly live up to Bill Nye's expectations.

usually trying out a new recipe on my roommates. After much drunken experimentation I have perfected the homemade pan-pizza. Sushi, Dumplings, Duck confit - I am

From there it's always different.

I have no problem watching most emotionally charged scenes in movies. "Graves of the Fireflies", I can make it. "Up", heartbreaking but my eyes remain dry. "La Vita è Bella", amazing.

But the one scene I absolutely can not force myself to watch is the shoe murdering scene from "Who Framed Roger Rabbit". I think I have more empathy for that shoe than any other character in a movie.

like me, you found it very difficult writing a summary of your personality on the web and would be much more comfortable with good coffee, maybe food and a good amount of anecdotes to learn about each other, not behind a screen.