Well, that's me in Edinburgh now, working in a pretty cool theatre. I've just graduated from Film and Journalism Studies, which was incredible (made radio plays, travelled to Paris for just ten seconds of film, exams about Tom and Jerry - win!). I'm left-handed and pretty happy about it for some reason.

I asked a friend what three adjectives he would describe me with, but he just came up with boring stuff, so that will just have to do I suppose, such as: 'happy', 'fun', 'dude' (well okay, I was chuffed with dude).

I am pretty happy though; I worked in an incredible theatre for three years before moving to Edinburgh after a successful degree (where the play:work ratio was in my favour) to live with two friends I have known since I was four. I also laugh a lot, and love laughing. I'm fun because I'm always up for good times and adventures, and tend to get very enthusiastic about ridiculous things.

I'm not one for going out on the town, though I appreciate a good pub; prefer launching sky lanterns from roofs and exploring (I'm a wee kid, I know, it's shameful. Still playing with lego too). Movies and theatre going often comes second to none, and gigs can get me cheering for the rest of the week.

I've recently realised that television is my favourite artform. Six Feet Under started it all. I do watch a lot of television, though never at the expense of hangage (I just lose sleep because, well, I've got two episodes of Firefly, some classic doctor who, and the latest episode of True Blood to watch!).

My laugh, it seems, and they're generally in favour of it for some reason.

High Fidelity, The Time Traveler's Wife, Atomised, The Bridge, Whit.

The Big Lebowski, High Fidelity, The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford, Science Of Sleep, Twelve Monkeys.

Radiohead, TV on the Radio, Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds, Frank Zappa and the Mothers Of Invetion, The Violent Femmes.

Crunchy, chewy, spicy, sweet, nom.

Time travel I suppose. I'm a little bit obsessed just because I've been watching all the old doctor who there is too see up until Douglas Adams' serials (with the rest to follow). But also because I read a fascinating book recently on the perception of time and it was just incredible. So, uh, yeah.