Thanks for stopping by!

I'm originally from Florida but have been in Boston for the past 9 years, and I'm still in denial about how cold it is up here.

I'm a grammar nerd and love subtle humor. I once told a potential employer I wanted the job because I wanted to be a ninja and this was the closest thing I could find (I still got the job! I don't get it.) I sing in an a cappella group (I used to sing in a soul, hip hop, and r&b group...does that make up my cool points?) and spend my free time swimming, biking, and dancing (but certainly no tri-athlete over here...). I walk a fine line between thinking things are ridiculous and actually liking them.

I'm very happily married (and my partner knows I'm on this site), and am looking for friends that can expose me to new and exciting things. If anything develops from there, awesome. If not, awesome. I'm just looking for life to be a little less serious all the time!

I work towards creating the world I want to live in and empowering others to as well. I love that there's a challenge every day, that I'm constantly learning new things, and that my job is to talk to people and get them to take charge of their lives. It's pretty badass.

I can burp on command.

I could also kick your ass at air hockey, and I'm really good at trash talking.

If I hear a song 3 times, I know almost all the words.

my smile...are there people who answer differently? I feel so cheesy answering with that...

The letter T and the number 5-- both are out of commission on my home computer, and you'd be surprised how frequently it comes up. I've tried to avoid those two altogether, but it's pretty difficult.

Either at 90s night singing along with almost every song, or playing board games and cooking dinner with friends.

In High School, I was on my school's Pole Vaulting Team. The Coach told me I had potential, I just needed to work on my running and my jumping.

If you're interested in friendship that could become something more (or not). And you shouldn't message me if you're creepy or think that the letters "r" and "u" are words.