About 4 years ago I took an offer to relocate to Seattle from Boston and work at an awesome cancer center out here.

Now I spend my time deciding which rain jacket to wear, spending time with my sister and her kids, and being active.

I spend a lot of time being the best bad influence I can to my nieces and nephews. If I have anything to say about it at least one of them is going spend four years at an engineering college rather than having fun.

I also have been fortunate enough to see some cool parts of the world and look forward to getting the chance to see more.

This is also my third year fund raising for Movember. I strongly believe we can make a difference with awkward facial hair.

Finding the seat on the airplane next to the guy who steals the arm rest and takes his shoes off.

Probably my smile. Unless I'm not smiling. If I'm not smiling than maybe my scowl?

Books: My favorite authors include Augusten Burroughs, David Sedaris, and really like memoirs ranging from the trashy (Are you the Vodka, it's me, Chelsea) to the voyueristic (Candy Girl) to the sincere and introspective (Look Me In the Eye).

TV shows: Mad Men, Arrested Development, The League, and Curb your Enthusiasm

Movies: Swingers, 50/50, the Departed, the Hangover, and just about anything with Seth Rogen in it.

Music: James Brown and Hall and Oates.

I sure do enjoy Belgian beer, live sports, crossfit, positivity, and going long stretches without shaving ... and bacon.

Whether or not to get a dog.

Usually I'm recovering from the week and doing something low key.

I recently did a thirty day clean food diet challenge at my gym so have started cooking so will do that on Fridays sometimes.

After going to an all guys high school, I went to an engineering college that was 80% male. My freshman year of college, my class had more people named Matt than women.

You think we'd be able to have a conversation, and you aren't crazy. I don't take kindly to crazy women.

Oh, and if you have cooking tips. I'm up for any tips or tricks in the kitchen.