I can come off shy at first, but overall I am down for anything. Once I break out of my shell I'm very outgoing and always willing to try new things. This usually takes a little bit of talking (or alcohol) to do but it doesn't take long.

I hope my friends would describe me as nice, caring and funny, but if they don't then they can go screw themselves... bastards! But really I try to look at the brighter things in life and don't let things bring me down too much.

I like to have fun and enjoy myself. Honesty is what I pride myself on. If I say it, I mean it, as long as I'm not being overly sarcastic. But that tends to be pretty overt, so it's easy to know when I'm being serious (I hope...)

I just finished my second year of medical school, and I'm currently studying for my boards. And I just finished taking my board exams! Finally... the worst 5 weeks ever, are over! Time to party for 2 weeks before I start 3rd year and rotations.

When I'm not studying (which is too often) I enjoy Philadelphia sports and going out with friends.

Finally, life is too short so live it up!

I am currently a 3rd year medical student (can I say that before passing boards...) in Philadelphia.

Getting my butt in gear when the pressure is on. I tend to procrastinate but always pul through in the end.

I'm always good at finding that one thing to make other people's day a little better.

My lazy eye...

But seriously, it would probably be my kindness. I try to go out of my way for others.

Book: Where the Wild Things Are.

Movies: Godfather Part 2

Music: Anything really, except probably country. Right now my Pandora is set to 90's alternative rock and Motown. Nothing like STP followed by a little Four Tops.

1. Family
2. Friends
3. Philadelphia Sports (This can often jump to number 1...)
4. Internet (My way of connecting to the first 3 things)
5. TV (My portal to #3 as well as Lost)
6. Vital Organs (self explanatory)

Others.

What in particular, depends on what's going on in life. But a person is never truly complete unless they have the people around them to make them that way.

Out at the bars with friends.

However, for the next 5 weeks I will be buried in medical textbooks. Oh what joy!

While I don't depend on my parents, it's still nice to go home and be pampered with laundry and food 1-2 times a month.

I figure if I'm paying for medical school, I should get a little something in return. I figured I've earned it, and will make it up to them some day.

You haven't fallen asleep by the end of reading the above descriptions.