I work out of town at least half of the time these days, but I'm here hoping to meet someone that I can spend time with when I'm in town, and if we like each other then maybe we'll make something out of it.

The travel is interesting but as often as not I just want to be home digging in the garden. I wish I could spend more time paddling canoes and breathing really good-smelling air.

I'm self-employed, mostly enjoying it and doing pretty well at it. My jobs cause me to travel a lot, which I generally enjoy but living out of a suitcase gets old; I'm feeling the itch for bricks and mortar lately.

cooking, riding bikes, camping, math.
Medium-good at singing, piano, guitar, harmonica, hockey, and picking up new languages.
Not at all good at going to bed on time.

I have curly hair and a beard. I speak quietly.

Books: A friend lent me some Jonathan Franzen and Chuck Palahniuk novels that I have been enjoying recently. I also just finished Maps for Lost Lovers and really enjoyed it. Some books that I go back to are Roald Dahl, Poisonwood Bible, The Book of Negroes, Life of Pi, and The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Nighttime.

Music: Folk and a bit of bluegrass lately. Previously rock'n'roll from before I was born; prior to that lots of jazz and some punk.

Food: Broccoli, beets, corn on the cob, onions cooked slowly in lots of butter, tomatoes especially when you pick them and eat them right there from your hand and they're still warm from the sun...

TV: I recently got into The Wire, Community, and Breaking Bad. I liked Lost but was extremely disappointed by the ending.

1. Bicycle
2. Good chef's knife
3. Fresh fruits & veg
4. Clean air
5. Trees
6. Time to myself

Likely to be having a pint with my friends or my sisters; if I'm in the field or traveling I'm probably reading or working.

I once ate nothing but corn for 72 hours.

...you had to think about whether or not to capitalize the beginnings of the paragraphs in your profile. "I'm really good at Cooking"? That's not right.
...every once in a while you find poop jokes funny.
...you want to be an atheist but are annoyed that it's just as dogmatic as theism so you are stuck with the pretentious-sounding "agnostic" label.
Come to think of it, those are just three facts about me, but if we have them in common then we'll probably get along.