I moved back to Connecticut not too long ago, after living in Barcelona for 4 years. I love traveling, doing outdoorsy things, playing any type of board or word game, staying active, hiking, biking, running in races, going on day trips and exploring new places.

I'll be going to grad school for International Education in the fall. Until then, I'm working as an area director at an international au pair agency and at a hotel. I also recently launched a small pottery painting business.
I'm pumped it's finally getting nice out again. I'm anxiously awaiting the start of my kickball league, race season (I'm running my first half marathon in May) and drinking beers on patios.

Not taking life too seriously and remembering faces (horrible with the name part though)

Books: I like a wide variety. My favorite book is The Alchemist. I like nonfiction like Malcolm Gladwell, Bill Bryson, but also enjoy novels and classics. I'm part of a multicultural book club, so lately I've been reading books about immigration, cross-cultural studies, etc.
Movies: I have a short attention span and tend to fall asleep half way through movies, so making it through a whole film on the first go is a success for me. Sad I know, but when I'm alert and attentive, I like comedies, documentaries, and dramas.
TV: My staples are Game of Thrones, Homeland, Walking Dead, Dexter, Parks & Rec. and the 80 year old woman in me lovesss Jeopardy! Pretty darn excited about the return of Arrested Development as well.
Music: I like classic rock, Motown, indie, alternative, electronic and sometimes I'll throw on some Spanish/Latin songs.
Food: I used to be the pickiest eater, but I've totally converted and now I'm very adventurous. I especially like sushi, Thai and Mexican.

1st the obvious family & friends
Good food
Sunshine and nice weather
Books
Passport
My bed

Where I want to travel next

Hard to say, either working, out with friends, watching a movie (trying not to fall asleep) with a bottle of wine or getting out of town for the weekend.

I just read an entire book about punctuation and really enjoyed it.