Born and raised in Portland but just moved back here from Los Angeles after being gone for 10 years. I'm very friendly, kind, open, slightly silly, caring, warm, genuine, I actually care about people and their well being, other cliche adjectives that make me look tempting to you (But of course are all true!). I love playing hockey, tennis, football, I'm sure I'll love golf once I start playing it. Swimming if the water is warm. Constant self improvement is important to me as well as finding other ways to be the good of combination of slightly nerdy and awesome testosterone filled manly man of all men.

Since I just moved here this is all kind of changing, I'll refill this out once I've been here for a bit but I was an Associate Producer for television. (Update: Got a great job with a good company here in Portland so it looks like I'm staying!)

Being more open to new things which I really haven't been until this point in my life.

Going to a lot of improv comedy shows! New found love! IO West in Hollywood is a great place. Most of the time that is...

Going to the gym more often than before. I really want to try cross fit. About a year ago I decided that I needed to be healthier, it's been going pretty well!

Really just doing whatever comes across my path and seeing what happens. Like I mentioned, I'm open to pretty much anything at this point. Bottom line, I just want to be happy and would love to find somebody to be happy with.

Being chivalrous. It's not dead I promise you. I live for the "little things".

I just got a guitar so check back to see if I become "really good" at it.

I'm good at making people laugh/smile/feel better.

The fact that I just opened the door for them.

I love the Godfather book and movie(s). A New Earth by Eckhart Tolle. Of course there is the zombie survival guide which should be taught in schools...ya know...just in case. The Walking Dead. Most books that I enjoy have either been make into movies or TV shows, I'm realizing this while making my list. I also have an original copy of the Phantom of the Opera from 1907. A Song of Ice and Fire. The last book I read was about how equality relates to economic standing through out the world. I've become more and more interested in books like that.

I've recently decided that the documentary The Last Lions is my all time favorite movie. It's truly amazing. Fight Club is right up there at the top with Casablanca. Amelie, 28 Days later, Dawn of the Dead (old and new), Shaun of the Dead is a classic. I think the opening scene in Inception where Leo Dicaprio is James Bonding his way through the Japanese house is one of the coolest scenes I've ever seen. Mao's last dancer was phenomenal, Black Swan was very good, Rocky Horror Picture Show, Citizen Kane, Amazing Spider-Man, Batman Begins/Dark Knight were both amazing. I could go on and on. Movie nights are never an issue. American History X, Saving Private Ryan, Taken, Skyfall, I digress. Must stop myself...

I love the show House M.D., Nip/Tuck, Surviving Disasters and Survivorman were great. Hockey/football, I Shouldn't Be Alive, Modern Family. Arrested Development was the greatest. Un yung! Curb Your Enthusiasm, How I Met Your Mother, True Blood, Entourage was worth watching, Game of Thrones. I just watched 5 seasons of 30 Rock in a matter of 3 weeks "I never sleep on planes Lemon, I don't want to be Incepted.", love Dexter. I love Pawn Stars! It's entertaining and very educational. TV shows have become my cardio buddy at the gym, right now it's It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia after finishing How I Met Your Mother.

I really wish I had a greater appreciation for art. I'm hoping one of these days I meet somebody who is really into it and teach me a thing or two. Or three.

I had to get rid of so many of my possessions while moving, I'm finding it easier and easier to let go of things. I'm finding it kind of difficult to make a list, if you really want to know ask. I'll really think about it and make one for you.

(In no order of importance) Love, life, love life, happiness, money, my friends and family, work, what my next "move" in life will be, what needs to be cleaned (I'm a neat freak), things to do around the house to make everything more efficient/technologically advanced, if I want to cook or eat out. Wanting to discover more fun things to do in Portland. I haven't been back in 10 years and now that I'm an adult a lot more of it is opened up to me.

This answer has changed drastically since I moved. Right now it's pretty random. I'll go to a Winterhawks game if they are playing at home. I play hockey in Sherwood and sometimes have games on Friday/Saturday/Sunday so I'll go play if I have one. I've only been here for about a month so I don't have a whole lot going on. That's potentially come in. I've been to a couple Blazer games. Really whatever I see but I'm not somebody who goes out just for the sake of going out.

I have a scar on my hand (hardly noticeable now) from where I was stabbed while helping a woman who was being mugged. True story.

Though I would like more, I'm not closed minded to talking to people who just want new friends but it would be nice if you want something that could end up being serious. Have a good sense of humor. I'd love to talk to/be with somebody who appreciates the little things in life because that's my expertise. I'd love for you to be slightly silly like me and let yourself go crazy without worrying what others might think especially when it's just us. More importantly if you liked what you've read and want to know more! Let's entertain each other!