Small business owner (bar/venue), non-political bicyclist (meaning, I don't yell at the tourists, and I don't own a skintight multicolored onesie with redbull logos all over it), decent cook, artist, raconteur & connoisseur of all things tolerable.

most/some of the above.

I'm pretty much 100% musically inclined if that's of any use. Outside of that, I love our city, having been here for 17 years now. I know some good spots - I better take a look and see if some of them have closed, tho... just in case someone calls me out on that. I'd like to also think I'm really good at being a really good guy.

My eyes are nice, mom says at least. Who knows. Feel free to tell me yourself. If it was 1987, I'd say my asymmetrical skater haircut - but I think those days might be done..

Non-fiction, fiction, anything, really. Sometimes I read the dedication before the back summary. Some I can't get past the forward, some I can't stop re-reading certain paragraphs.

Total lover of film. Going to the movies is something I love to do, but don't do often enough (talking about revivals & special screenings etc, especially hard to resist in NYC). American sadsacks in the 70's is a favorite genre, as is Claustrophobic Sci-Fi. I used to listen to every director's commentary track on every DVD, no matter how dumb, back when Netflix allowed that on their discs.

Total music obsessive. Extra gigantic and dumb record collection & it's pretty. Lots of Peggy Lee right now. Arthur Russell always.

Food is great. I'm currently 100% vegan, but again not preachy about it.

my pals, getting out of the city (preferably in a car), a nice breakfast, my beautiful/ugly bike, my dumb iphone (sorry), pens & paper, fun, having only 6 things to not live without.

clydesdale-driven sleighrides thru the forests of switzerland on a candlelit trail, also 1976-era phil collins.

varying degrees of out & about, or working on home projects.

dat's private.

This awkward resume here strikes your fancy in the slightest or mostest.