I'd consider myself an optimistic, openminded, friendly and caring person. I like to create a fun environment wherever I am and humor is a big part of that. I have a small number of close friends and I prefer it over being part of a large social group. I enjoy spending time with people that can hold meaningful and/or interesting conversations.

I'm a full time college student studying music and working as a performer; I play classical/Latin American/Flamenco guitar for private events. I also have other various entrepreneurial projects I'm working on with long-term goals in mind for them.

I try to exercise a couple times a week and I like spending time with my friends when I can. Other than that I like learning new things that spark my interest.

Serenading my cook, getting the door, story telling, impersonations/accents, sarcasm, living in Santa Barbara (I have a lot of experience), applying sunscreen (again lots of practice), solving problems, googling things.

I think it's pretty obvious; my hair of course. Though my name is probably equally unusual the hair is the first thing noticed for sure and yes, I will steal your soul and turn it into a freckly on my face..

Movies: Groundhog Day, Ghostbusters, Crazy Stupid Love, Batman Begins, Taken, Anchorman, Death at a Funeral (British version), Rob Roy, Enemy at the Gates, The Princess Bride.

Shows: The Daily Show/Colbert Report, Real Time w/Bill Maher, Game Of Thrones, The Newsroom, Suits, Vikings, Dexter.

Music: Rock, Indie, Pop, Hip Hop (some), Classical, Flamenco. I like every genre- old and new- but I get burnt out quickly on Reggae and Country. Some specific favorites include: Alice in Chains, Bach, Jamiroquai, Scissor Sisters, Beck, Caked, Piazzolla, Vicente Amigo, Edith Piaf, Otis Redding, Righteous Brothers, Ray Charles, Garbage, Lamb, Portishead, Eva Cassidy - I love good female vocalists..

Books: I don't have much time to read leisurely but a few that I have been able to enjoy are The Passage; Game of Thrones, The Road, The Giver, The Hunger Games. Also reading the Economist to keep tabs on world events.

Food: Thai, Italian, Mexican, Sushi, Chinese, anything good.

Society. Cultures. Existence. Sometimes I get frustrated at the speed of technological advancements- shouldn't we have robots doing all of our mundane tasks by now? I also think about My 2-do list. Where I will be and what I'll be doing in 1 year, in 5..

When I'm with friends though, I'm usually just thinking about the next funny quip I have for our conversation or what we could do to keep things interesting.

Out having a fun night with friends, in playing my guitar by myself, watching a movie, playing a gig somewhere or maybe at a live performance of some type.

I'm a pretty open person, but what's the fun of it if I can't see your response?

We have a lot in common or if I messaged you of course ;)