Hello. I am just returning from living/working abroad in Cairo, Egypt. After being abroad for three years, I am now looking to meet people as a new "migrant" to Boston.

I like to stay balanced and healthy and practice yoga and regular exercise. I love the vibe of the city, yet also luv to find times of escape to the coast or deep woods. Being a mid-western, I am finding the East has a culture all its own. I am slowly learning its "language".

I tend to be introspective and appreciate thoughtful conversation.
Enjoy exploring the arts, culture, and trying new things. What are your favorite places in MA?

Things i missed while living in the Middle East: waking up to NPR, walking outside in shorts or skirt, rain, green grass, big bodies of water!, bike riding.

Cheered the Egyptians on during the Revolution in January. Now relocating back to the USA. Just beginning a new position in Cambridge.

Listening to people. I find people trust me easily.

I am easy to talk to. They also notice my eyes.

I love books--typically two or three going at one time. Favorites include: Wild, Cutting for Stone, Eat, Pray, Love, Tattoos of the Heart, The Girl With The Dragon Tatoo, Three Cups of Tea, The Power of Now, Bel Canto
Magazines: The Economist
The New York Times
Movies: As Good As It Gets, Almost Famous, The English Patient, Sweet Home Alabama, Shawshank Redemption, Crash, Good Will Hunting, Little Miss Sunshine, The Departed
Love John Stewart, 30 Rock, New Girl, The Mindy Project, Sex and the City
Music: I am a sucker for a good 80s song, most eclectic-even Country music has its merits.
Food: Eclectic. Favorite being Indian

1) My Spirituality. Humanistic and at its core, "Treat others as you would want them to treat you".
2) Family/Friends
3) Adopted Egyptian cats
4) NPR
5) A strong cup of coffee in the morning
6) Travel

The meaning of Life and what makes people "tick".

Depends how busy the week has been--Sometimes with good friends, sometimes out to eat, sometimes chilling on my couch, always end the day with a good book.

I avoid the lobster tank at grocery stores. My first impulse is to free the lobsters from their holding tank.

you are a curious and respectful soul about the world around you.