I would describe myself as a compassionate, creative spirit. I love to laugh, have a great sense of humor, and I'm moved every day by all walks of life that I see on the street. I'm a born and bred New Yorker. Art, books, ideas, film--trigger my dreams. I am not conventional. I'm a real sweet heart.

Writing about it. So far, 380 pages.

Listening, being honest, expressing my feelings, dancing to my own drummer, creating fun moments in life.

My personality and energy.

I went to film school and fell in love with an endless list of films. Love foreign films from classic on. Renoir (just saw Grand Illusion again at the Film Forum and I was moved by the humanity and simplicity of it) Buster Keaton. Love Jean Gabin, the French actor. One of the best actors ever and very under-appreciated. Naturally Godfather and Good Fellas. Pina blew me away by it's merging of dance and 3D and also appreciated how Wenders edited the film. The editing was seamless. Comedy for me tops the list. I love to laugh. More of a fan of older films--only because there real solid writing and character development besides vomiting during a bachelor/bachelorette party . I do like Will Ferrell. Watch Bill Maher. Books: Eclectic. Books on art, film, french literature, but also books on the Mob, True Crime, World War II. Right now, reading a good book on the artist Goya. Finished a Joseph Heller book. Also rereading Waiting for Godot--not sure what that means. Leonard Cohen and Bukowski film me with different emotions. The Strand is a haven, even though, sadly, it changed. Old book stores are another passion. Love the smell of old bookstores and old books. Kind of like the smell of intelligent thought and other-worldly ideas.

Food: Deliciousness in all forms. Except red meat. But love to eat and love to read restaurant reviews in NY Magazine and try them. Eating is a mini vacation.

Music: I love a range of music genres. Rockabilly, R&B, old school hip hop, experimental, jump blues, Blues, 60's garage, punk and funk. Anything that drives me to move and dance. Even the clackety clack of a passing train.

The Alphabet.
Creatvity.
Dogs.
New York.
Art.

Life. Food. Creative ideas. And how I just bought a powder blue shirt from Urban Outfitters and the second I stepped outside, I another guy wearing the same shirt.

...dancing rockabilly at Otto's, or at the movies, or walking through the city, feeling exhilarated.

Need a touch of mystery.

You're someone who has a sense of humor, loves to seek adventure in the city, is artistic, warm, and whimsical.