I value my freedom and I love to travel. It's not that I'm on the road all the time, but when I go, it's often spur of the moment. I'm lucky to have a job that allows me that kind of flexibility.

I try to keep an active social life and so I'm out of the house most of the time, interspersed with quiet nights at home to satisfy my inner introvert. I gain energy from being around lots of people but I really prefer an interesting one-on-one conversation. I value my friends with whom I can discuss almost anything effortlessly.

If this is asking about my job, I'm an IT engineer for the Discovery Channel.

If it's some sort of existential question, then I suppose I'm trying to become as interesting a person as I can, by learning and doing as much as I can with the time I've got.

Fixing things.

Personal finance and investing are hobbies of mine, and I enjoy discussing (not arguing about) politics.

Being a confidant and listening.

My blue eyes, usually.

Social and economic books are favorite topics. I enjoy graphic novels, and books on personal finance and business. I read pulpy paperbacks (hey, it can't all be serious). I subscribe to The Economist, Popular Mechanics, and WIRED.

I'm easily entertained by movies, so I'll see pretty much anything.

Food... all of it. Thai, Indian, sushi, Greek, BBQ...

The Internet, without which I would not get paid and I would not be speaking to you wonderful people right now.

Air conditioning. I live in Atlanta.

Las Vegas.

Social media. I've moved around so much, it's a godsend to be able to keep up with friends who live far away.

My family.

Bar trivia.

Where I'm going next.

Politics and social justice.

How I can improve at my job.

Having a drink with my friends, or hanging out on a patio somewhere.

I miss my dad.

You know what you want.