Was in Germany over the summer. Now back in America. Traveled a lot in Europe, but I still have the travel bug. I'm a poli sci major and have taken lots of classes dealing with either law or foreign politics. I like to discuss politics (no, i'm not running for office someday).

I like to make people laugh and try to surround myself with people that have a positive outlook on life. We are all dealt a hand of cards, whether you want to leave them on the table or try your luck with them is what sets everyone apart.

Finally graduated this december. I decided I want to take the plunge into the real world for a year or two, before I decide which grad school i'd like to go into. I sort of have an idea what my life plan is, but I want to smooth the edges out before I plunge into that as well.

I'm usually pretty quiet, but i've been working a lot on being approachable. Living in a foreign country required me to talk to everyone very frequently, whether i was comfortable with it or not. So it's a skill that i'm working on. People have also told me I have a contagious laugh.

Movies- whatever netflix recommends. Well, I guess that goes for TV shows as well.
Music- a broad range, but i typically stay away from newer country, christian, and too hipster-y music.

-Beer tastings
-traveling
-political humor
-my friends and family (i know that's two, but who can count anyway?)
-Cultural activities
-six.

nonsensical memorabilia.

At the moment, figuring out my life and trying to balance it out. I do like to go out barhopping, or sleep in for a beer tasting at st. arnold's on saturday mornings.

Ask me about my postcard collection.

Trololololo....
Also, if you don't mention anything about the corona i'm holding. Obviously shows you just look at the pictures and shoot messages (probably on a massive basis).

While I was gone over the summer, a huge (well, a few) number of breweries opened up. I'd love recommendations to them and where they are.