Small(ish)-town boy who went to college in the midwest and then high-tailed it back to the land of trees and beautiful mountains. I'm in love with Seattle, I always have been and always will be.

I'm a professional actor here in the area though I must admit, I don't see myself fitting into the stereotypical 'actor' mold. I tend to be rather introverted at times with a splash of sociability here and there. I attend huge, flashy opening parties for theaters around town, and then quietly cuddle up with a good book and read myself to sleep.

I'm here to get to know more people outside of my group of theatre folks (whom I love). Friends, dates, etc. I love settling in to a dim gastropub somewhere on the hill and sampling some of the incredible food we have here in Seattle, the incredible beer we have available, and getting the chance to talk with someone.

I sing. I act. I write. I cook. I clean. I read. I coordinate. I organize. I run errands. I eat. I think...

... remembering minute details, picking myself up and continuing forward, cooking an incredible meal and making other people feel welcome and comfortable. I'm also really good at reading. I do that a lot.

If people are looking at me they usually notice my hair. If I'm in a room with someone (or a theatre, watching a show / movie) they notice my laugh from a mile away... It's loud.

> My favorite book is Paul Auster's, "Mister Vertigo." I will literally buy you a copy so you can read it - It's stunning and it will change your life.
>Favorite movies, 'A Beautiful Mind' is pretty damn good, so is 'Shutter Island.' I love documentaries, the creative nonfiction is more my jam.
>Favorite show is, and will always be, The West Wing.
>Food is a toughie: I'll eat anything and enjoy it. My last meal would be my mother's oxtails and sauerkraut.

1.) My books
2.) My phone
3.) My theatre
4.) My truck
5.) My family
6.) My ability to see through a situation

My family. That's more matter for a May morning, for sure. But in time you'll be appraised. I think quite a bit about where I'm heading along this journey I've started for myself. And I think a lot about becoming a doctor... Not just because I somewhat resemble NPH...

Looking for some live entertainment. I go to the theatre a LOT. Usually followed by either a cozy Gastro-pub or a noisy karaoke bar.

Just ask. :D

... you enjoy having someone to talk to, like to listen to NPR, enjoy good food, stay up way too late, love to read, enjoy running / walking / a midnight stroll on Alki, and love to share experiences with people.... And like beer. That's important, too.