I'm kinda a geek, not gunna lie ;)

I'm a recent transplant to San Francisco, and I love meeting new people. I love to write, think it's hard, and am told I am good at it. I love to run, and do several times a week. I love to sleep, but manage to deprive myself of enough pretty much every day.

My goal in life over the next few years is to save up enough money to travel Europe. I want to see everything I can while wandering the continent for a month or two, however long the money lasts.

When I find a new favorite song, I tend to listen to it a hundred times in a few days, then don't touch it for a week. It eventually makes it into my regular rotation.

My favorite foods involve cheese. My favorite desserts involve sugar (no wai!). Cookies are my vice. My favorite cereal by far is Honey Bunches of Oats. I love to cook but don't get the chance to often enough.

I glued a coffee cup to my hand when I was 16. That is why I always have one, not because I'm addicted to coffee or anything. I'm trying (unsuccessfully) to kick the habit, but hey, there are much worse vices than coffee.

I like politics and life philosophy -- debating the ways of the world. I play devils advocate and sometimes argue a position that I don't actually believe, although you might never know.

I care about some things far more than I should, and others far less than I should, but even knowing this, it doesn't matter. Passion (or lack thereof) about something just is or isn't, it's not forced. Forcing it one way or the other is lying to yourself.

I'm a certified diver. Floating a foot off the ocean floor listening to my heartbeat and breath is the most soothing thing I have ever experienced.

I probably check Facebook too much. On that note, I'm probably online too much. That's okay, though. I will make a career of it somehow. Right now that's by working for dot-com as a webmaster.

I'm procrastinating as I write this. I'm probably procrastinating as you read this. This is a character flaw that I will fix (eventually).

I just moved to San Francisco in Septembermoved to SF a year ago (time flies!) to experience a new city and start a life in a new place. Super exciting!!

Looking for fun, life experience, and happiness. More specifically, trying to start a career while still enjoying my youth.

Web stuffz. I can also write (I have been published quite a few times), film and edit video, and make Web pages. I'm trying to learn to dance, but the words "good at" don't really apply to that yet. It's really fun though, and that matters much more! Cooking is fun and what I cook is good, but I'm no Julia Child (I probably make a better omelet than her though).

Dune, Michael Chrichton's old stuff, I liked Harry Potter -- it let me feel like a kid at heart, non-fiction that's written in an entertaining style. Scifi and Fantasy books are usually good. My favorite book is "A Short History of Nearly Everything" by Bill Brycen. It is what it sounds like. You should read it.

My favorite movies take me out of my own reality and envelope me in a story. It can be in any genre, but I watch movies for an escape. I'm not a genre fan-boy, and like most types of movies. I'm willing to give anything a chance.

I don't watch much television. The Rachael Maddow Show is an exception I gladly make as much as I find the time for.

My taste in music is very eclectic and varies widely based on my mood or what I am doing. Generally, dance, electronic, house music is playing in my iPod for several hours a day though. If I'm sitting at home, something relaxing, if I'm working out, something with a fast pace and beat -- unce)) unce)))

Italian foods are my favorite, especially pasta, although my #1 food love is a good quality cheeseburger (not talking McD's here). Cookies are my favorite sweet.

Coffee!!
Exercise.
My phone -- its my life line.
Good friends and good laughs.
Internet connection.
Good food.

What I want to be when I grow up.

Homebody tendencies with a drive to explore the bar scene. I enjoy going out and try to, but am totally content at home with a friend (or 3) and a bottle of wine.

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you can write more /just/ than a greeting. That's really all I care about. I'm nice :)